hello webtest community

here my test scenario: - invocation of a http location - server sends redirect (302) to a https location which contains a login-form - webtest follows redirect and switches properly to https protocol - webtest fills out the form values and invokes the login button - server sends back (still using https) a redirect (302) to a http location (I know this from the webserver log-file) - webtest switches the protocol back to http and accesses

location (this step fails)

problem: it seems that webtest can't handle the redirect which is received after the button invocation. since this works fine using

https), I guess the problem is the redirect to a http-site

of a button invocation when using https before.

this is the message I get: Test step clickbutton named "Click the submit button" failed with message "Step "clickbutton "Click the submit button" (6/7):

found : click button"

in general, switching between http and https released by redirects seems to work fine in both directions.

I know that my scenario might be a bit unusual but it's the way the website that I want to test works.

did anybody encounter this problem or does have an idea what I am doing wrong? (see my ant script below)

thanx,

--luca

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<target name="login"> <testSpec name="login" > <config host="myhost" port="80" protocol="http" basepath="/" saveresponse="true" verbose="true" summary="true" resultfile="debug.xml" showhtmlparseroutput="true" > </config> <steps> <invoke stepid="goto login page" url="login.html" /> <verifytitle stepid="check login" text="Login" /> <setinputfield stepid="set user name" name="credential_0" value="username" /> <setinputfield stepid="set password" name="credential_1" value="*******" /> <clickbutton label="Go" stepid="Click the submit button" /> </steps> </testSpec> </target>