Re: WebID Test Suite

Am 23.03.2011 10:24, schrieb Henry Story:
> 
> On 23 Mar 2011, at 10:16, Michael Hausenblas wrote:
> 
>>
>> KUTGW, Bergi!
>>
>>>  Next one might wonder if having such a service return the same information in machine readable format (RDF) would not also be useful... If it is we could agree on an ontology. Any ideas here?
>>
>> Please let's not reinvent the wheel. There are existing vocabs for describing tests [1] and reporting [2], see for example the RDFa Test Suite for how it's used ...

A JUnit integration would be nice. I will have a look at that.

> 
> Of course, one should not re-invent the test ontology :-)
> 
> I meant to ask if anyone had any ideas on what use it would be to publish a machine readable version of a failed login, and the precise causes of it:
>   - cert wrong
>   - could not connect to host, (due to ... )
>   - foaf profile wrong,...
>   - [for a later time: access control restrictions failed]

Sure, that would be much better. I was already thinking about a better
machine readable output format. At the weekend I should have time to add
this feature to my login component and adapt my test suite.

> 
> Henry
> 
>> Cheers,
>> 	Michael
>>
>> [1] http://www.w3.org/2006/03/test-description
>> [2] http://www.w3.org/TR/EARL10-Schema/
>> [3] http://rdfa.digitalbazaar.com/test-suite/manifest.ttl
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>> On 23 Mar 2011, at 09:08, Henry Story wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Bergi,
>>>
>>> great to see some progress being made on this issue.
>>>
>>> A few questions:
>>>
>>> - what is the licence for the code? BSD/Apache or GNU would be great.

GPL

>>>
>>> - I am not quite sure what you are testing here. Well, it seems like you are testing the validity of a particular webid certificate, to see if it matches the foaf file. ie: if it would authenticate you. This would be somewhat similar then to the foaf.me simple login page
>>>  http://foaf.me/entry.php

My test suite generates webids, publishes rdfs and tries to authenticate
against an endpoint. It's the opposite of the simple login page. I just
wanted to test my own webid login implementation:

https://www.axolotlfarm.org/svn/bergi/bergnet/php/login-webid/trunk/
https://www.axolotlfarm.org/svn/bergi/bergnet/php/commons/trunk/

>>> I suppose all implementations should have a component of this kind, to help the developers of the component, administrators and users work out why someone cannot log it. Is it their certificate that is wrong? Their foaf? Which part of each? and so on.
>>>
>>>  But if that is the case then the User Interface to your component could be a lot simpler. You just need to set it up as a service, and people can go to the certificate test page, and try to log in with their browser. You could then have a page which goes into details in human readable form about what failed or succeeded.
>>>
>>>  Next one might wonder if having such a service return the same information in machine readable format (RDF) would not also be useful... If it is we could agree on an ontology. Any ideas here?

I was already thinking about a test suite servlet. But, as it's not a
login endpoint, to test other endpoints. A common machine readable
format will be necessary. My next version will include a rdf proposal.

>>>
>>>
>>> 	Henry
>>>
>>> On 22 Mar 2011, at 23:20, bergi wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I have created a little WebID test suite. It's based on JUnit and apache
>>>> HttpClient. To test your own webid implementation you have to create an
>>>> endpoint which outputs all valid agents comma seperated. In the
>>>> default.properties file you have to change the endpoint to your own url,
>>>> the endpoint certificate to your own certificate in pem format. The
>>>> publish base url and path must point to a folder which is accessable via
>>>> your local file system and http. I'm using a local apache with a hacked
>>>> hosts file. Currently the following tests are included:
>>>> 	- Default (single entry in subjectAtlNames)
>>>> 	- MissingRdf (404 http error)
>>>> 	- MultipleIDs (two entries in subjectAltNames)
>>>> 	- WrongModulus (wrong modulus in rdf)
>>>> 	- WrongPublicExponent (wrong public exponent in rdf)
>>>>
>>>> Issue:
>>>> http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/webid/track/issues/9
>>>>
>>>> Download:
>>>> https://www.axolotlfarm.org/~bergi/projects/commons/test-webid-20110322.zip
>>>>
>>>> Regards,
>>>> the bergi
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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