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mannyvel
12 years agoOccasional Contributor
This also happens in LoadUI, which apparently uses SoapUI underneath.
The good thing is that you can check for this by saving off the JSESSIONID value in the context after you get a session, then using a script between each step to compare the value of JSESSIONID to your stored value. If it doesn't match, you can try and force JSESSIONID back to the old one or just jump to your logout handler, or both.
This isn't ideal, but it mostly works.
I'm curious if this happens in the Pro version. Are there people who paid $10k for a tool (load ui pro) that can't handle sessions correctly?
The good thing is that you can check for this by saving off the JSESSIONID value in the context after you get a session, then using a script between each step to compare the value of JSESSIONID to your stored value. If it doesn't match, you can try and force JSESSIONID back to the old one or just jump to your logout handler, or both.
This isn't ideal, but it mostly works.
I'm curious if this happens in the Pro version. Are there people who paid $10k for a tool (load ui pro) that can't handle sessions correctly?
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