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subhaD
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6 years ago
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Oauth 2 - Script to fetch oauth profile name

I am trying to fetch the auth profile name that is selected for this environment at the test sutie level.   I am using below code, please help me debug the issue on first line   String oAuthP...
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    NBorovykh
    6 years ago

    Hi subhaD

     

    Instead of your second commented line, you can use this code snippet to get the name of the auth profile, which is applied to a needed service, within the current environment:

     

    def env = context.testCase.testSuite.project.getActiveEnvironment()
def restServ = env.getRestServiceAt(0);
restServ.getEndpoint().getConfig().getAuthProfile()

     

    Example:

     

    About getting service by name rather than by index you can read here: https://smartbear-cc.force.com/portal/KbArticleViewer?name=How-to-work-with-Environments-in-Groovy-scripts&sp=all

     

    I hope I understood your task correctly this time.

     

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subhaD
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Thanks for the reply.

 

But am changing to diff Environemnt and diff Oauth2 Profile saved with that.

When that happens I want to see what is associted with env and select that auth profile to check token status.

 

//Get Token Status
def oAuthProfile = project.getAuthRepository().getEntry("Qa-Oauth")
//String oAuthProfile = testRunner.testCase.getTestStepByName("Groovy Script").getSelectedAuthprofile()
def TokenStatus = oAuthProfile.accessTokenStatus.toString()
log.info "Access Token Status is: $TokenStatus"

 

I am trying to change first line with second line, instead of hardcoding the profile name, i want to get that dynamically of what is selected for that env

 

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NBorovykh
Moderator
6 years ago

Hi subhaD

 

Instead of your second commented line, you can use this code snippet to get the name of the auth profile, which is applied to a needed service, within the current environment:

 

def env = context.testCase.testSuite.project.getActiveEnvironment()
def restServ = env.getRestServiceAt(0);
restServ.getEndpoint().getConfig().getAuthProfile()

 

Example:

 

About getting service by name rather than by index you can read here: https://smartbear-cc.force.com/portal/KbArticleViewer?name=How-to-work-with-Environments-in-Groovy-scripts&sp=all

 

I hope I understood your task correctly this time.