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Description

The ClientCredentials object provides a program interface to Windows client credentials (user name, domain and password) for the web service that will be tested with the Web Service project element.

You obtain the ClientCredentials object in scripts through the ClientCredentials property of the WindowsCredentials object.

The ClientCredentials object provides a scripting interface to Windows client credentials. It contains three properties that help you configure the credential object that the client uses to authenticate itself to the service.

Properties

Property	Description
`UserName`	Read/Write. Gets or sets the user name used by a Windows client to authenticate itself to the web service under test.
`Domain`	Read/Write. Gets or sets the domain used by a Windows client to authenticate itself to the web service under test.
`Password`	Read/Write. Gets or sets the password used by a Windows client to authenticate itself to the web service under test.

Example

The following code defines the Windows credentials for the SampleWebService web service.

JavaScript, JScript

function Test()
{
  var service = WebServices.SampleWebService;

  var auth = service.Credentials.Windows;
  auth.AllowNtlm = true;
  auth.ClientCredentials.UserName = "Tester";
  auth.ClientCredentials.Domain = "QA";
  auth.ClientCredentials.Password = "123456";
}

Python

def Test():
  service = WebServices.SampleWebService;
  auth = service.Credentials.Windows;
  auth.AllowNtlm = True;
  auth.ClientCredentials.UserName = "Tester";
  auth.ClientCredentials.Domain = "QA";
  auth.ClientCredentials.Password = "123456";

VBScript

Sub Test
  Dim service, auth

  Set service = WebServices.SampleWebService

  Set auth = service.Credentials.Windows
  auth.AllowNtlm = True
  auth.ClientCredentials.UserName = "Tester"
  auth.ClientCredentials.Domain = "QA"
  auth.ClientCredentials.Password = "123456"
End Sub

DelphiScript

procedure Test;
var service, auth;
begin
  service := WebServices.SampleWebService;

  auth := service.Credentials.Windows;
  auth.AllowNtlm := true;
  auth.ClientCredentials.UserName := 'Tester';
  auth.ClientCredentials.Domain := 'QA';
  auth.ClientCredentials.Password := '123456';
end;

C++Script, C#Script

function Test()
{
  var service = WebServices["SampleWebService"];

  var auth = service["Credentials"]["Windows"];
  auth["AllowNtlm"] = true;
  auth["ClientCredentials"]["UserName"] = "Tester";
  auth["ClientCredentials"]["Domain"] = "QA";
  auth["ClientCredentials"]["Password"] = "123456";
}

ClientCredentials Object

Description

Properties

Example

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