© 2006 Open Grid Forum OGSA Profiles Interoperability Testing Dr. David Snelling Fujitsu Laboratories of Europe

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© 2006 Open Grid Forum 3 Issues Sample Messages on the Wiki? How to Publish Endpoints How to Test Destroy and Termination Time Need to recreate the resource Factory? Notification How to effect property change Security

© 2006 Open Grid Forum 4 Test Scenarios Approach to Security in Interop WSRF Basic Profile 1.0 Security Basic Security Profile 1.0 – core Security Profile 1.0 – secure channel

© 2006 Open Grid Forum 5 Detail Slides for Tests See the Wiki too age/projects.ogsa- wg/wiki/OGSAWSRFBP1.0Testshttps://forge.gridforum.org/sf/wiki/do/viewP age/projects.ogsa- wg/wiki/OGSAWSRFBP1.0Tests

© 2006 Open Grid Forum 6 OGSA BSP - Core R0301 EPR MUST include EndpointKeyInfo element. R0302 EPR MUST include only one EndpointKeyInfo element. For the test, we will assume that the KeyInfo will be the X.509 public certificate of the service. The EPR will be published on the Wiki. The client consuming this EPR, should extract the key and use it to authenticate the service in the secure channel interop. Test TargetsTest Scenario

© 2006 Open Grid Forum 7 OGSA BSP - Secure Channel R0301/02 Requirements are on both client and server. R0303/04/05/06 MUST use TLS/SSL for HTTP and non-HTTP connections. R0307/08/09/10 Recommend cipher suites. R0317/18 MUST authenticate. R10319/20/21 Prohibited cipher suites. Services implement a simple get me WS operation. GetMe () -> String The String should contain the fingerprint from the client certificate. Client root certificate distribution is through the Wiki. All other interop test here assume that secure channel will be used for authentication and authorization. Test TargetsTest Scenario

© 2006 Open Grid Forum 8 OGSA WSRF Basic Profile Address MUST use EPRs Resource Properties ResourcePropertyNames FinalWSResourceInterface WSResourceInterfaces ResourceEndpointReference Resource Properties Operations Required by WSRF: GetResourceProperty Required by this profile: GetMultipleResourceProperties QueryResourceProperties MUST support Xpath queries Notification Support Subscribe Must support Simple and Xpath subscription Support Property Change Notification Dont support UseRaw Support Notify Lifetime Support for Destroy Support for SetTerminationTime Base Faults Must support Base Faults

© 2006 Open Grid Forum 9 Tests Get these four Resource Properties ResourcePropertyNames, FinalWSResourceInterface, WSResourceInterfaces, ResourceEndpointReference Using each of these operations: GetResourceProperty GetMultipleResourceProperties QueryResourceProperties using Xpath queries The properties returned should be Property names: the four listed above plus CurrentTime, TerminationTime, TopicExpressionDialect, and a RP for the counter used to test property change notification. The resource interfaces should be Resource Properties, Lifetime, and Notification producer. Final interface and EPR are dependent on the implementation.

© 2006 Open Grid Forum 10 Tests Destroy and SetTerminationTime Destroy the service and then attempt to do a get resource properties, a rw:ResourceUnknownFault should be returned. Set the termination to to 2 minutes in the future and wait 3 minutes, then attempt to do a get resource properties, a rw:ResourceUnknownFault should be returned. Base Faults Test higher order faults by attempting to get non existent Resource Properties.

© 2006 Open Grid Forum 11 Tests Subscribe using Simple QName and Xpath filters to changes in the a Resource property. The counter will be changed occasionally out of bands, e.g. a timer will increment the counter every few minutes. A notification consumer (not necessarily the client) will listed for deliver operations expecting the Notify wrapped messages.