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Assertions and SSL
Can I use assertions and https? I am using an assertion to look for text on the response page. The application uses client certificates to authenticate before serving up the response. The authentication works and the response comes back successfully ( Response code 200 in the server log) but the assertion fails. Is there a way to display the unencrypted response page?
Thanks for the help.
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Re: Assertions and SSL
Posted by dafaefe eafdfdf <cr...@yahoo.com>.
Thanks sebb. My problem was javascript redirects were not being followed.
sebb <se...@gmail.com> wrote: On 25/01/06, dafaefe eafdfdf wrote:
> Can I use assertions and https? I am using an assertion to look for text on the response page. The application uses client certificates to authenticate before serving up the response. The authentication works and the response comes back successfully ( Response code 200 in the server log) but the assertion fails. Is there a way to display the unencrypted response page?
>
SSL only encrypts the communication; the contents will be unencrypted
when presented to the Listener.
Add a Tree View Listener, and you should be able to see the contents.
If you add an Assertion Listener, it will give more info on the
Assertion failure.
S.
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Re: Assertions and SSL
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 25/01/06, dafaefe eafdfdf <cr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Can I use assertions and https? I am using an assertion to look for text on the response page. The application uses client certificates to authenticate before serving up the response. The authentication works and the response comes back successfully ( Response code 200 in the server log) but the assertion fails. Is there a way to display the unencrypted response page?
>
SSL only encrypts the communication; the contents will be unencrypted
when presented to the Listener.
Add a Tree View Listener, and you should be able to see the contents.
If you add an Assertion Listener, it will give more info on the
Assertion failure.
S.
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