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Has anyone worked succesfully through establishing automated logins directly fro
jarrods229
over 9 years ago
Has anyone worked succesfully through establishing automated logins directly from a programmed client? establishing an Appian session and accessing resources on behalf of the authenticated user?
I am keen to persue this for the purpose of
* Load Testing
* Automated Unit Testing
* Server to Server Integration
Essentially I haven't been able to figure out how to simulate a user session authentication into Tempo to establish the JEE session and navigate to pages within the tempo client and sateful custom servlets.
What I would like to do is have a .Net client routine which calls the appropiate URIs with the relevant request headers / cookies / URI's to invoke to establish a session and access these resources (passing suitable account credentials)?
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aarond
over 9 years ago
You may want to review
forum.appian.com/.../Using_JMeter_with_Appian.html
for information on what your system will need to provide when performing URI requests. You've pretty much described what's done in a performance test, but you can provide similar functionality as JMeter if you give the requests the same data.
You're probably better off using JMeter for your first two bullets though.
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aarond
over 9 years ago
You may want to review
forum.appian.com/.../Using_JMeter_with_Appian.html
for information on what your system will need to provide when performing URI requests. You've pretty much described what's done in a performance test, but you can provide similar functionality as JMeter if you give the requests the same data.
You're probably better off using JMeter for your first two bullets though.
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