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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 SSL and/or other authentication (basic/digest, Kerberos, NTLM), additional configuration may be required.For details on completing the Service SSL fields immediately below these fields, see Security Configuration.
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Assume that we want to capture traffic for a service that is normally accessed at http://example.parasoft.com:8080/BookStore. We could use the following settings to send traffic to a live service using an HTTP listener:
- Reverse Proxy: 7070 listener
- Proxy listen path: [All]
- Primary (Direct): http://example.parasoft.com:8080
This configuration will listen on port 7070 and forward all traffic to the actual bookstore service. Using HTTP listeners is the recommended connection configuration for recording HTTP traffic, as it simplifies updating the client application to point to the Virtualize server’s host and HTTP listener port without requiring any changes to the paths. This applies whether forwarding traffic to a live service or a virtual asset.
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- Reverse Proxy: Default listener
- Proxy listen path: /BookStore
- Primary (Direct): http://example.parasoft.com:8080
This configuration will listen on /BookStore and forward all traffic to the actual bookstore service.
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- Reverse Proxy: Default listener
- Proxy listen path: /proxyPath
- Primary (Direct): http://example.parasoft.com:8080/BookStore
This would route traffic from /proxyPath on the proxy to the actual bookstore service.
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