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AAB
Regular Contributor
5 years ago

ReadyAPI use groovyscript to fetch the token from the environment

Hello,   I'm already using Token Authentication for my testcases. It's setup on environment level. For one of my testcases I need to go to the URL where an overview of all elements that I need is ...
  • AAB's avatar
    AAB
    5 years ago

    So....Ok, did it a little bit differently. I've added an extra TestSuite where I'm fetching the overview of the schemes. I've saved that into a parameter on project level.

     

    def response = context.expand( '${REST Request#Response}' ) log.info response testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.setPropertyValue("SchemeS", response )

     

    In the testcase itself I deleted the pointing to the URL and called upon the parameter on project level.

    import be.environment.Of.myClient.testing.readyapi.java.lib.JsonParser

//get the overview schemes on project level
def getConceptSchemes = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.getPropertyValue('SchemeS')
//parse json string using JsonSlurper - basically converts it to a groovy list
JsonParser jsonParser = new JsonParser(getConceptSchemes)

//search for beId country
def beidCountrycode=  jsonParser.getJsonArray("['clientData'][?(@.name=='COUNTRY')]['beId']")
//put beId on TesSuite level
testRunner.testCase.testSuite.setPropertyValue('param_beid', beidCountrycode.get(0) )
log.info beidCountrycode

     

    Then I put the AdminV2.0 Token on Projectlevel in the authManager and selected this profile for the project itself. ReadyAPI then asks me if it needs to inherent to the children cases. I said yes.

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dwenning
New Contributor

Hi AAB,

 

Hopefully I read your question right here. The way I do this is to get my Auth Profile via a slightly different method; like this:

def oAuthProfile = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.getProject().getAuthRepository().getEntry(nameOfProfile)

 

"oAuthProfile.getAccessToken()" seems to work for me after that.

 

I hope it helps!

-Dan

AAB's avatar
AAB
Regular Contributor
5 years ago

Hi Dan  dwenning 

thanks for answering. Could you tell me if I need some packages to import please?

 

I'll give it a try though.

 

Cheers

AAB

  • dwenning's avatar
    dwenning
    New Contributor
    5 years ago

    Hello again!

     

    You *shouldn't* need any imports to run that chunk of groovy. I have the two additional libraries below, but I believe they are leftover from some refactoring I did a while back. So give it a try without them. I hope it helps!

     

    import com.eviware.soapui.impl.rest.OAuth2Profile.*
import java.io.*

    -Dan

    • AAB's avatar
      AAB
      Regular Contributor
      5 years ago

      So....Ok, did it a little bit differently. I've added an extra TestSuite where I'm fetching the overview of the schemes. I've saved that into a parameter on project level.

       

      def response = context.expand( '${REST Request#Response}' ) log.info response testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.setPropertyValue("SchemeS", response )

       

      In the testcase itself I deleted the pointing to the URL and called upon the parameter on project level.

      import be.environment.Of.myClient.testing.readyapi.java.lib.JsonParser

//get the overview schemes on project level
def getConceptSchemes = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.getPropertyValue('SchemeS')
//parse json string using JsonSlurper - basically converts it to a groovy list
JsonParser jsonParser = new JsonParser(getConceptSchemes)

//search for beId country
def beidCountrycode=  jsonParser.getJsonArray("['clientData'][?(@.name=='COUNTRY')]['beId']")
//put beId on TesSuite level
testRunner.testCase.testSuite.setPropertyValue('param_beid', beidCountrycode.get(0) )
log.info beidCountrycode

       

      Then I put the AdminV2.0 Token on Projectlevel in the authManager and selected this profile for the project itself. ReadyAPI then asks me if it needs to inherent to the children cases. I said yes.