RE: [Webtest] Oracle SSO

[Colin O'Brien]

Hi Melvin,   Following on from my earlier mail where I mentioned Fiddler tool to peek at the http traffic, you can also send the WebTest generated requests through Fiddler tool by putting using the following Ant task   <!--          Set Proxy setting for Fiddler HTTP snooper app                -->     <setproxy proxyhost="127.0.0.1" proxyport="8888"/>   Regards, Colin.   -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of MELVIN CHEE Sent: 07 July 2006 10:30 To: webtest@lists.canoo.com Subject: [Webtest] Oracle SSO   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. I have found a article describing how to "follow" the redirections using httpunit. See http://www.fm-berger.de/ora_webtest/ch06.php   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. 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. 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.   Any ideas guys?     Now you can scan emails quickly with a reading pane. Get the new Yahoo! Mail.