Hi gurus,
I intend to test my j2ee application with Webtest. The
application is deployed on a Oracle 10g Application Server.
All users need to login via Oracle Single-Sign On. I hit a brick
wall when I discovered that Oracle Single-Sign uses several
redirections and cookie injections to authenticate users.
wall when I discovered that Oracle Single-Sign uses several
redirections and cookie injections to authenticate users.
I have found a article describing how to "follow" the redirections
using httpunit.
using httpunit.
As you can see Oracle uses a lot of page redirects as well as
cookies to handle SSO. However, I am not sure how the same
can be done with Webtest.
cookies to handle SSO. However, I am not sure how the same
can be done with Webtest.
My webtest script keep returning with a 401 error when i reference
the first page of my application. In a typical user scenario,
the browser will be redirected to the Oracle SSO Login page first.
the first page of my application. In a typical user scenario,
the browser will be redirected to the Oracle SSO Login page first.
I suspect that Webtest stalled at the login page.
The Webtest script always stall when it is trying to establish the
connection to the deployed application (the waitfor tag).
I am never able to reach the first webtest case.
connection to the deployed application (the waitfor tag).
I am never able to reach the first webtest case.
Any ideas guys?
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