SOAP UI - Basic Authentication - where do I find it in Server Code?
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SOAP UI - Basic Authentication - where do I find it in Server Code?
I have a SOAP Server written in PHP - and am Testing using SOAP UI. Everything works fine and returns results as expected.
I am now trying to add in Basic Authentication - have set up in SOAP UI with Username and Password - BUT can't find how to check it in the Server code?
I was expecting the credentials to be in the [SERVER] object passed to the server - but they are not.
Can anyone help and advise how I check these items?
Thanks
Phil
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Hi Community, can you please help PhilAJ52? @avidCoder , @nmrao , @AlexKaras ?
Thank you.
Sonya Mihaljova
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Hi,
Not sure if I got the question...
Authentication is usually handled by web server itself and you, as a user (developer or regular one) should be either granted or denied access.
You should be able to see login/password credentials in the request. For Basic Authentication they are passed in the request header, for SOAP, depending on the implementation, they can be passed in the Header section of SOAP Envelope (passed in the body of request).
Depending on the implementation, you might be able to get an access to the login credentials on the server side in tested application's code, but I am not sure why you would need this for tests.
Could you provide more details about your test and what you'd like to be able to do?
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not quite sure what you're asking. Are you just wanting to see confirm that the basic auth credentials are in the http header?
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Sorry for late reply, I've been away over Xmas.
Thanks for responses and help - I'll try to clarify my problem.
What I have is a SOAP server, written in PHP.
Before using SOAPUI I wrote a small test client of my own, and included a username and password in the definition of the client object;
$uname = "ABCDE";
$pword = "12345";
$client = new SoapClient('http://xyz/abcWSDL.wsdl',array('trace'=>1,'exceptions'=>1, 'login'=>$uname,'password'=>$pword));
then....
$res = $client->function($params);
Within the Server I was able to validate these values using;
$uname = "ABCDE";
$pword = "12345";
if(($_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW']!= $pword || $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] != $uname) || !$_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER']) { header('WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="Test auth"'); header('HTTP/1.0 401 Unauthorized'); echo 'Auth Failed'; exit; }
Using SOAPUI I have set the Authorization to BASIC - together with a Username and Password, tried 'Pre-emptive auth' at both settings - but don't see the values in the SERVER object that is received, nor in the http Header.
Is there another setting somewhere in SOAP UI that will let me do what my own client code does?
Thanks in Advance
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In the upper right corner of the request pane there are 2 tabs. Click the one that says "Raw". Does that get you what you're looking for?
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NO jaforrest - that shows the SOAP envelope that is Returned - but doeesn't contain the username / password.
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Sorry, I meant upper left. Mine shows the http header with the basic auth encrypted and embedded in the Authorization
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Mine has the username and password encrypted using RFC2045-MIME variant of Base64. You can use a Base64 decoder like https://www.base64decode.org/ to validate it.
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Ok - but no it isn't there....see below
