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I got this on my SOAP UI start page. My laptop is definitely connected to internet now. I am not using any proxy. So I don't know how I can get rid of this message. Does anybody have the same problem?
-If the SSG is set to allow any other versions (1.1 only, 1.2 only, 1.1+1.2, 1.0+1.1, 1.0+1.2, 1.0+1.1+1.2) soapui will fail to work. It will not send the client cert at all and your policy will therefore fail since no client cert was received.
- you have mutual SSL protected APIs developed with self signed certs now - working fine with your SSL settings configured at the default of TLS1.0 only (I know this is terrible - but it WAS the default until v9.0). If a pen test, etc points out this as bad (as it should) and you disable TLS1.0 and enable 1.1 and/or 1.2 - there is a possibility that some/all of your clients will not be able to connect to your mutual SSL APIs anymore IF their client code/libraries implement RFC2246 in the same way as soapui (i.e. it's asking for cert signed by CA 'bob.com' - the one I have is a self signed cert - so I won't send it)
I need to call an internet exposed service from inside my companies network. To get out to the internet I need to go through the companies web proxy. Windows domain\user credentials allow this. The target WebService expects basic authentication credentials.
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I need to invoke a web service on the internet from behind the firewall. I had a look at the built-in configurators and tried HttpProtocol but that didn't work probably since it does not support the setting of credentials on HttpClient. I kept getting the following error:
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I have been able to use my custom configurator after deleting the duplicate jar files (jbossesb-rosetta.jar and commons-httpclient-3.0.1.jar) from soapui-client.sar directory under my Jboss's deploy directory. These jar files are present in jbossesb.sar\lib and soap.esb folders respectively. As I mentioned earlier, I used to get the ClassCastException only when I would run my client (SendJMSMessage). I didn't get any exception while deploying the esb archive, though it was same piece of code (HttpClientFcatory.createHttpClient) run at both times. SoapUIClientService was using different set of classes then what were used at the time of deployment. Should there be any such duplicate jar files in any of the deployed esb folders?
Now I have a different exception. The proxy server requires NTLM Auth. Can I use AuthNTLM as a configurator? I tried it but got the following exception:
SoapUI is a Web service testing application with user-friendly interface and features. It allows users to rapidly execute automated functional, regression, and load tests. In a single test environment, SoapUI provides total test coverage, from SOAP and REST Web services to JMS enterprise messaging layers, databases, rich internet applications, and many more.
As part of this release, IGS includes a test suite that can be used by soapUI, a product of Eviware that is used to test Web services. An open source version of soapUI is available through the Eviware internet site, shown below.
also provide the following information
1- is endpoint URL secure (HTTPS)
2 -is there a PROXY in your env ? (you connect to internet using proxy)
3 - does this webservice requires authentication if yes what type (Basic, WS-Security)