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Testing SSL/HTTPS site
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| HSCIII 2004-09-15, 10:13 am |
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I would like to use the application to test a web
application out of the development enviroment.
Those sites are SSL/Https which prohibit me from using the
record feature unless as it states inthe help file
"During the recording of a Web browser session, secure
(SSL protected) pages will need to have their
authentication disabled. During the playback of the test,
SSL can be used"
I see this as unlikely to happen.
However if I code a test dynamically, it looks like i can
handle the SSL aspects
"Set oSecureConnection = Test.CreateConnection(strServer,
443, True)"
So this may be pretty obvious or stupid, but I'm wondering
how easy it would be to get the best of both words by
recording a test, and then modifying the scripts to run on
one of the Https SSL sites.
Certainly the recorded scripts look to have a standard
structure where I could use search and replace.
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| Sam Warwick 2004-09-15, 10:13 am |
| Check out the ACT article at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...enethowto10.asp
for how to do this
Sam
"HSCIII" <H.collins@jdpa.com> wrote in message
news:224801c49a92$af22e960$a501280a@phx.gbl...
>
> I would like to use the application to test a web
> application out of the development enviroment.
>
> Those sites are SSL/Https which prohibit me from using the
> record feature unless as it states inthe help file
>
> "During the recording of a Web browser session, secure
> (SSL protected) pages will need to have their
> authentication disabled. During the playback of the test,
> SSL can be used"
>
> I see this as unlikely to happen.
> However if I code a test dynamically, it looks like i can
> handle the SSL aspects
> "Set oSecureConnection = Test.CreateConnection(strServer,
> 443, True)"
>
> So this may be pretty obvious or stupid, but I'm wondering
> how easy it would be to get the best of both words by
> recording a test, and then modifying the scripts to run on
> one of the Https SSL sites.
> Certainly the recorded scripts look to have a standard
> structure where I could use search and replace.
>
>
>
>
>
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| George Cheng [MSFT] 2004-09-15, 5:49 pm |
| There is a KB on this also
327873 HOW TO: Use Application Center Test with an SSL Application
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=327873
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| I would like to use the application to test a web
| application out of the development enviroment.
|
| Those sites are SSL/Https which prohibit me from using the
| record feature unless as it states inthe help file
|
| "During the recording of a Web browser session, secure
| (SSL protected) pages will need to have their
| authentication disabled. During the playback of the test,
| SSL can be used"
|
| I see this as unlikely to happen.
| However if I code a test dynamically, it looks like i can
| handle the SSL aspects
| "Set oSecureConnection = Test.CreateConnection(strServer,
| 443, True)"
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| So this may be pretty obvious or stupid, but I'm wondering
| how easy it would be to get the best of both words by
| recording a test, and then modifying the scripts to run on
| one of the Https SSL sites.
| Certainly the recorded scripts look to have a standard
| structure where I could use search and replace.
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