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AEM Login
Mariusz Kubiś edited this page Jul 14, 2016
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The AemLogin
class enables automatic authorization into AEM, without the need to actually input user login and password.
AemLogin
authorizes user in the domain specified by author.url
property. It's API provides methods for:
logging in as the default user specified in the instances.properties file (author.login
and author.password
)
logging in as a custom user by providing login and password in method parameters
logging out
To use the feature, simply inject the AemLogin
into your test class and call authorLogin()
method in an initialization method before your test.
Example usage
@Inject
private AemLogin aemLogin;
@Before
public void setup() {
aemLogin.authorLogin();
}
@Test
public void authorTest() {
// test authorized within the AEM author instance
}
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