REST_Assured JIRA JAVA Integration | Loging | response | atl_Token Fetching

[Deepanshu Sagar]

Hello, 

Problem statement : use rest-assured to login intto JIRA Cloud using valid credentials, fetch authentication token, use that token to create a new test case in jira, fetch the test case DI from the response. 

tools: rest-assured api, java, maven. 

test case: 

@Test 

    public void LoginandFetchToken() throws Exception { 

        authentication = preemptive().basic("username", "password"); 

        try { 

            expect().statusCode(200).when().get("https://unitrends.atlassian.net/login"); 

        } finally { 

            RestAssured.reset(); 

        } 

        

        Response resp = given().contentType("application/x-www-form-urlencoded").

        when().contentType(ContentType.URLENC).post("https://unitrends.atlassian.net/login");

        System.out.println(resp.asString());

    } 

Expected output:  HTML Response to fetch atl_Token. 

Actual output: 

<p class="indra-signup">

                          <a href="/login/forgot" id="forgot" name="forgot">Unable to access your account?</a><br />

                          <span id="signup-disabled">To request an account, please contact your site administrators.</span>

                          <span id="signup-enabled">

                            <a href="/admin/users/sign-up">Create an account</a>

                          </span>

                      </p>

any help is much appreciated. 

Regards

Deepanshu

[Johan Haleby]

Is this service really using basic authentication? Looks to me that it's form authentication.

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[Piotr Klubinski]

I have a similar issue, but with CoreOS and Fleet.

Have you tried using proxy? Don't modify anything in your code, instal free edition of Burp Suite and configure it as your proxy.

For some reason this solved my problem (well, not really solved, but I'm getting a token).

Now I'm trying to figure out what is going on at proxy that it causes this to work...