Getting session x-Authorization token using Jmeter webdriver sampler

[sirish s]

Hi,

I need some suggestion to get session x-autorizations tokens after login to the web application using Jmeter Webdriver sampler plugin.

Thanks,

Sirish

[sirish s]

I tried with below codes using script Language: javascript

var cookie=WDS.browser.manage().getCookieNamed("sessionToken").toString();

WDS.log.info('session Token: ',cookie);

var vars = org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterContextService.getContext().getVariables()

vars.put('sessionToken',cookie.split('=')[1].split(';')[0]) 

[DT]

I think there is an easier/better way of doing this

• WDS.browser.manage().getCookieNamed() function returns a Cookie object which in its turn provides Cookie.getValue() function
• There is WDS.vars shorthand for JMeterVariables class instance

So you could amend your code to look like:

var cookie = WDS.browser.manage().getCookieNamed("sessionToken")
WDS.vars.put('sessionToken', cookie.getValue())

More information: The WebDriver Sampler: Your Top 10 Questions Answered

[sirish s]

I tried amending the code change suggested above, but getting error as show below

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[DT]

It means that there is no sessionToken cookie in the browser, you can print all the cookies to jmeter.log file by using the following code snippet:

var cookies = WDS.browser.manage().getCookies().toArray()
for (var i =0; i < cookies.length; i++) {
    WDS.log.info('Cookie # ' + i + ': ' + cookies[i].getName() + '=' + cookies[i].getValue())
}

My expectation is that you should have the sessionToken cookie set once you successfully log in and looking into your listener output it seems that the previous sampler has failed so I would rather look at your login logic, most probably when you fix it the code for extracting the cookie value will start working as well. One of examples is Selenium 101: How To Automate Your Login Process

[sirish s]

Yes, I see there is nothing coming in the cookie. I was trying to get the sessionToken, which are stored in sessionsStorage from the browser after login to the application. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Sirish

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