Hello,
Tried it, but still no request for authentication is made after issueing the three Utils functions.
Reorganizing the script is not really an option I think. My situation is that I am dealing with an application that has dependencies.
Example: I enter a unique person into the system which has certain attributes. Lateron more mutations will be made to that same person but most likely the browser will have closed already before starting a mutation. Meaning the user will have to authenticate again. After making sever mutations, the person ceases to exits in the applications database and that's the end of one iteration.
If I would do this scripting with http/HTML, I could simply make seperate actions for entering the person in the system and for each of the following mutations. I or end each mutation by clearing the cache and cookies and then go to the homepage and authenticate again. Then I could build the script via runtime settings by concatenating the actions.
This, however, is not possible in TruClient, there is only one action in the script. So I have to do everything inside this one script. I looked at the HP PC scheduler for a solution but I do not think it will provide me with what I am looking for.
So this is why it's a problem to me.
Too me it seems like a bug that apparently the clearing of the cache and cookies does not have the effect as expected.
When I try this manually in a IE browser and clear cache and cookies, it will ask me to authenticate again.
Do you agree it's a bug?
