Simulate HTTP Auth for SOAP UI Mock Server

OnRequestScript.groovy

import com.eviware.soapui.support.types.StringToStringsMap

def authSucceeded = false

// Add those custom properties to your mock server
def user = mockRunner.mockService.getPropertyValue("httpUsername")
def pass = mockRunner.mockService.getPropertyValue("httpPassword")
log.info "checking for credentials: $user:$pass"
// get the request headers
StringToStringsMap headers = mockRequest.getRequestHeaders()
headers.each {
	if (it.key.equals("Authorization")) {
		String content = it.value
		String[] contentArray = content.split()
		if (contentArray.length == 2) {
			// decode the auth string
			String base64Enc = contentArray[1].minus("]")
			byte[] decoded = base64Enc.decodeBase64()
			String s = new String(decoded)

			log.info "Given credentials are: " + s
			
			def credentials = s.split(":")

			authSucceeded = credentials[0].equals(user) && credentials[1].equals(pass)
		}
	}
}

if (!authSucceeded) {
	def result = new com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.mock.WsdlMockResult( mockRequest )
	// yay, correct response status and headers! now even java.net understands that it needs to send authentication
	mockRequest.httpResponse.status = 401
	mockRequest.httpResponse.setHeader("WWW-Authenticate", "Basic realm=\"mysoapuirealm\"");
	return result
}