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Need help to resolve a 'Page Not Found' error

Posted on Dec 05, 2007 at 11:53 AM 14 Views

Post Author: bala3527

CA Forum: WebIntelligence Reporting

Hi,

We are trying to run automated script against infoview (web) for performance testing. When the playback of the script is done, we are getting the following '404 - Page Not Found' error.

....../viewers/cdz_adv/html/empty.html

Can someone throw wild guesses what could be the reason for getting this error. We are not getting this error when we manually login. Also, please note the user is having both infoview (web) and infoview (desktop) authentication. Is having dual access (web & desktop) likely to cause the above issue.

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    Posted on Dec 05, 2007 at 02:23 PM
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    Post Author: jsanzone

    CA Forum: WebIntelligence Reporting

    Bala,

    If you are using an automated script, it may be the case that each step that is being executed is seen as a new instance by the BO server versus a continuation of the "user's" activity. Perhaps there is an option that can be used for subsequent steps that you are trying to play through that helps your phantom user to "stay logged in" -- just a wild guess, good luck!

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