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AAB
Regular Contributor
5 years ago
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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 visible. But before I can acces that webpage I need a token. The token that I've defined on environment level. How can I do that in groovy please?

I already have 2 events as described in the smartbear documentation for 

* TestRunListener.afterStep

* SubmitListener.beforeSubmit

 

What I have so far:

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

def getConceptSchemes = "https://PRIMARYURLOFMYCLIENT/api/client/concepts/schemes".toURL().getText()
log.info getConceptSchemes
//parse json string using JsonSlurper - basically converts it to a groovy list
JsonParser jsonParser = new JsonParser(getConceptSchemes)

//get data starting from roottag 'clientData'
def findAGC = jsonParser.getJsonArray("['clientData'][?(@.name=='Activity Group')]['beId']") //==JsonPath
//in order to not print the [" you need to point to the x-th element in that array. Here the beId is the first element
log.info findAGC.get(0)

assert findAGC.length()== 1
//get the beId and put on TestSuite level, this is the first element from the array.
testRunner.testCase.testSuite.setPropertyValue('param_beid', findAGC.get(0) )

I've tried a code that was given on StackOverflow but it doesn't work for me.

import com.eviware.soapui.impl.rest.actions.oauth.OltuOAuth2ClientFacade

//Read from URL with access token

def authContainer = testRunner.testCase.testSuite.project.OAuth2ProfileContainer
// Get OAuth2 profile name
def profileName = context.expand("AdminV2.0")
def authProfile = authContainer.getProfileByName(profileName)

def clientFacade = new OltuOAuth2ClientFacade()
clientFacade.requestAccessToken(authProfile)
//To get the access token
def accessToken = authProfile.getAccessToken()

 

Can someone help me please? nmrao   ?

 

Thanks in advance,

AAB

  • 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.

4 Replies

  • dwenning's avatar
    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

      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

        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