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titleVersion Compatibility

HTTP traffic files recorded in Virtualize or SOAtest 9in Virtualize 9.10.x and later cannot be used with 9.9.x verions and earlier. 

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Listener

You can choose an HTTP listener that you defined when creating the proxy (see Creating Proxies) from the drop-down menu or use the default listener.

You can add HTTP listeners in these section:

  1. Click New and specify a name for the listener.
  2. Click Add Port and enter a port number. You can enable the message proxy to automatically assign a port by specifying 0 as the port number. When the proxy is enabled, the assigned port number will appear in the console. The port is randomly assigned every time the message proxy is changed/enabled. You can also send a GET request to the messageProxies API endpoint to return the automatically-assigned port number. See Creating and Modifying Assets through the REST API for additional information.  
  3. If the client sends traffic over SSL, enable the Secure option and enable your verification options. See SSL Settings for Listener Ports for details.
  4. Click OK to exit the port editor.
  5. Click Add to add additional ports to the listener or OK again to finish adding the listener.
Proxy listen path

Enter the path where the proxy should listen for incoming connections.

No two message proxies can have HTTP connections with the same proxy path or with a path that matches an existing virtual asset’s HTTP path.

See Service Forward Path and Proxy Listen Path for more details.

Proxy URL

Displays the URL that should be given to the AUT.See Directing AUTs to Proxies for additional information.

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SSL Settings for Listener Ports
SSL Settings for Listener Ports
SSL Settings for Listener Ports

Enable the Use keystore option to configure server side SSL settings.

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The Service SSL section needs to be completed only if the service you are working with uses SSL.

If the service being virtualized and/or the application under test uses virtualized  uses SSL and/or other authentication (basic/digest, Kerberos, NTLM), additional configuration may be required.

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  1. Create a plain text file and specify the properties you want to set (see HTTP Listener Message Proxy Performance Properties and HTTP Listener Message Proxy SSL Properties). 

  2. Save the file to the VirtualAssets or TestAssets directory the VirtualAssets directory in your workspace and name it embeddedServer.properties.

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OptionDescription
Use SSL when connecting to the serviceEnables the SSL.
Trust all server certificates

If enabled, any certificate will be accepted. No validation will be performed.

This option disables trust validation when the message proxy establishes the connection with the service; it makes it accept the connection with any certificate that is presented by the service. In general, this option should be enabled if certificate trust is not a focus for the environment wherewhereVirtualize is deployed.

Accept self-signed certificates

If enabled, certificates will be accepted as long as the validation method java.security.cert.X509Certificate.checkValidity() returns true on them, which effectively checks if the current date and time are within the validity period given in the certificate. The certificate trust path will not be evaluated and the provided Trust-store configuration will not be applied.

This option determines if certificates presented by the service and are not signed by a trusted certificate authority are trusted. In general, this option should be enabled if certificate trust is not a focus for the environment whereSOAtest or Virtualizeis whereVirtualizeis deployed.

Note that the Truststore configuration (described below) is applicable only if Trust all server certificates and Accept self-signed certificates are both unselected.

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