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Last Updated: 2023-06-23
Configure Web Service Tester Authentication

Configure Web Service Tester Authentication

Create a web service test.
You can configure a number of security options in Workday Studio's Web Service Tester. The
Authentication
options enable you specify whether to apply WS-Security or basic authentication to SOAP request messages, or to call the internal
cc-authenticate
service.
  1. In the
    WS Tester
    view, click
    Send Options
    .
  2. Select the
    Authentication
    check box. As you complete the task, consider:
    Option Description
    WS-Security UsernameToken
    Enables you to specify a username and password for use with WS-Security, without having to select a WS-Security configuration file. Studio inserts a fragment of XML containing the username and password that you specify in the SOAP Header section of request messages that it generates.
    Authentication Service
    The Web Service Tester calls the internal
    cc-authenticate
    service using the username and password that you specify. If the username and password are valid on the server, Workday returns a session ticket which the Web Service Tester adds to the SOAP header when the request is sent. The server processing includes an interceptor that checks that the supplied session ticket is valid.
    By default, a connection to the
    cc-authenticate
    service is made once and reused. If you're stopping and starting servers, select
    Re-connect to the cc-authenticate service before each send
    to create a new connection for each request.
    Basic Authentication (pre-emptive)
    Enables you to specify a username and password for use with preemptive HTTP Basic Authentication.