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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by wzkl52 <hu...@eds.com> on 2007/11/27 20:36:41 UTC
JMeter and oracle single sign on SSO
Hi I build my plan test by using a local environment and now I want to
execute my test plan in my production servers that are configured by working
with Oracle SSO, but when I try to run my test a pop up window appears
asking me for keystore password. My site does not require by a client
certificate and I don't understand if I need to import my server certificate
and configure the route in de jmeter.properties file.. can anybody tell what
do I need to do ?
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Re: JMeter and oracle single sign on SSO
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
Check the jmeter.log file for the location of the keystore file.
If there is actually a file (even an empty one) at that location, then
it will prompt for the password.
If you don't need the keystore file, delete it.
Or use the javax.net.ssl.keyStore entry in system.properties to point
to a non-existent file.
On 27/11/2007, wzkl52 <hu...@eds.com> wrote:
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> Hi I build my plan test by using a local environment and now I want to
> execute my test plan in my production servers that are configured by working
> with Oracle SSO, but when I try to run my test a pop up window appears
> asking me for keystore password. My site does not require by a client
> certificate and I don't understand if I need to import my server certificate
> and configure the route in de jmeter.properties file.. can anybody tell what
> do I need to do ?
>
>
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Re: JMeter and oracle single sign on SSO
Posted by Shaba <sh...@gmail.com>.
Hi,
I did face a issue much alike yours,possible ways could be.
1.Specify in jmeter.properties.
2.use SSL Manager to point to the cert you require.
Hope i understood ur question right ....
-Shabana
On 11/28/07, wzkl52 <hu...@eds.com> wrote:
>
> Hi I build my plan test by using a local environment and now I want to
> execute my test plan in my production servers that are configured by working
> with Oracle SSO, but when I try to run my test a pop up window appears
> asking me for keystore password. My site does not require by a client
> certificate and I don't understand if I need to import my server certificate
> and configure the route in de jmeter.properties file.. can anybody tell what
> do I need to do ?
>
>
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