On 09/07/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am unable to get past HTTP basic authentication using HTTP authenticator. My test plan entails logging into a website using http://test.foo.com:8080/FOO/login.jsp and supplying a username and password. I have setup a simple HTTP authorization manager with Base URL = http://test.foo.com:8080/FOO username = admin password = secret While I can login to the page using a browser correctly, my JMeter test invariably yields the login form as the response: this suggests to me that either the HTTP Authorization Manager was never invoked in response to the 401 from the server or that the login was a failure (the latter is unlikely, since I do not see a 403 in the response listener).
A login form is different from HTTP Authorisation. HTTP Auth operates at the protocol level, and appears as a pop-up dialogue box in a browser. A login form is a normal HTML form; use POST with the appropriate parameters to submit the login details. You probably also need to add a Cookie Manager.
I would appreciate any suggestions on finding the root cause of this problem. I am attaching the JMX file. Regards /U --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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