<\/span><\/P>Este Plan de Pruebas aplicó carga dinámicamente a un servicio ArcGIS Enterprise accesible públicamente llamado SampleWorldCities a través de cuatro escalas diferentes del mapa, cada una de las cuales fue una Solicitud HTTP colocada en su propio Controlador de Transacción. Muchos de los componentes de la prueba (por ejemplo, Carpeta del Proyecto, Nombre del Servidor Web, Nombre del Servicio) se pusieron convenientemente en variables para facilitar el compartir y la portabilidad. <\/P>
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For those interested, I have attached a new version of this test called sampleworldcities8.zip.sampleworldcities8 is similar to previous versions but has a simplified approach to authentication (e.g., getting the token from ArcGIS Enterprise).Some organization like the authentication to more closely mimic that of Portal for ArcGIS.Others prefer to just authenticate and focus on testing logic.Both are valid...it really depends on what you as the tester, administrator, or developer want to focus on.Aaron
Hi @M_O Is the Access Notice component a notification window that gets presented after or before authentication?Does that Access Notice page have any authentication logic?If it does not, it might be ok to disable for testing purposes as it is more informative that functional.A strategy for understanding more about the impact of an operation like the "Access Notice" logic would be to connect and log into your application while Fiddler is running. Fiddler (or the developer tools of the browser) acts as an HTTP Debugger and can help shine light on the request/response of a page as well as any input parameters it might be accepting and passing on to the next page.Aaron
Hi @AaronLopez,
First of all, thank you for all the scripts. Amazing work.
Would it be possible to add section that accepts the Access Notice during login? We have it enabled in PROD, but not on DEV. DEV works, but PROD fails. I'm just curious if it is possible because I can disable Access Notice during testing and then enable it again.
Thanks,
Morten
Hi MarcovanderHeide,Thank you for the kind feedback!I have not yet looked into SAML authentication with ArcGIS Enterprise but I do have a simple Integrated Windows Authentication/Single Sign On test that might help.Please take a look at the sampleworldcities6.zip Test Plan.A few items worth mentioning:
Note: Even with IWA/SSO, a token is still generated and used to access the service.
Hi Aaron,Great job on the JMeter explanations, has been a lifesaver. Would you be able to add the single sign (SAML) on or give directions how to resolve that for the requests?
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