I log the http request on server, but I don't have the HTTP Header.
How can I log the HTTP Header on server?
I do this : http://wiki.eclipse.org/Jetty/Tutorial/Sifting_Logs_with_Logback
My jetty's version is 8.1.3.
Thanks
Vince
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In log4j 2 documents I am found http appender details to support http.
But I am not able to find any information on http appender in log4cxx.
is there any workaround for log4cxx to support http or https appender?
So, I'm communicating with the server using THttpClient of Thrift. The server is already sending the set-cookie header, but I was not sure on how to extract that from the response (in client side), and send back that cookie as the header of the subsequent requests..
Thanks.
I read many articles cookies are passed over HTTPS connection is encrypted.
I checked with my application, its having SSL connection, but i can read cookie information from request headers. Is anything done for cookie encryption in HTTPS connection?
HTTPS encrypts the entire session, headers included.
But notice that SSL (TLS in fact) works over the Transport Layer. If you are reading the cookies from the Application Layer (for example using javascript or a java servlet to get the HTTP request) the content will be already unencrypted.
See Does SSL also encrypt cookies?
I'm having trouble sending a JMeter SOAP request through HTTP Request element -
Through SOAPUI I'm sending the request with the following properties:
Authentication via SOAP
But I cannot receive a valid response when I try to add these username password. I've tried to place it in HTTP Header Manager/ in HTTP Authorization Manager, but with no luck. I receive either error:
Response code: 404 Response message: Not Found
when placing this in the HTTP Authorization Manager and
HTTP Error 400. The request has an invalid header name
when placing the username and password in the header manager (with wss password type field, while in HTTP Authorization Manager there is not option like this).
What can I do to have a valid response from the server like I get in SOAPUI?
If you need to replicate SoapUI request I would suggest just to record the request from the SoapUI via JMeter HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder
In JMeter
File -> Template -> Recording -> Create
Workbench -> HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder -> Start
In SoapUI
File -> Preferences -> Proxy Settings
Host: localhost, Port: 8888
Enable proxy in SoapUI
Execute your request
Expand Thread Group -> Recording Controller in JMeter and observe the recorded request.
You may also need to correlate timestamps using __time() function check out Take the Pain out of Load Testing Secure Web Services for details on bypassing different web services security in JMeter tests.
Have a Web application which connects to a jax-ws service. Want to send security credentials in the header. But.. I know that there are two types of headers:
1) soap header, which I can set with handler in client side
2) http header in transport layer
Can anybody explain pros and cons of setting additional information in each of these headers? What is the best practice?
SOAP headers and HTTP headers are not the same.
The SOAP headers contain routing information, authentication information and so on. It independent of the transport that SOAP uses. If you send the data to the web service then you should place it inside the SOAP headers.
SOAP message passed to the receiver.
HTTP headers contain the content type, the content length, the cache directives for clients, cookies and so on. It independent of the what actually transmitted with HTTP. HTTP headers is intercepted in the web server.
See Also:
XML Soap
SOAP Headers
Message Headers