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Session cookie for consecutive api calls

To avoid basic authentication for every call to the api you can setup a session cookie by using jira:session-call which will provide a session cookie. This cookie is stored in the variable context. Calling it inside a scenario this cookie will only be available in the scenario. Calling in suite it will be available for all calls in the suite(testrun).

Needed input paramters:

• jira:url - can be a full expressed endpoint or used as base-url in addition with jira:urlSuffix
• jira:user
• jira:password

Optional input parameters:

• jira:urlSuffix - if the jira:url is the base rest endpoint

Provided variables after a succesful call:

• jira:session-name - the key of the cookie needed for the consecutive calls - default JSESSION-ID

• jira:session-id - the cookie value key

Dependency

<dependency>
    <groupId>io.testifi.cast</groupId>
    <artifactId>cast-jira</artifactId>
</dependency>

<jira:session-call jira:user="" jira:password=""/>

The user and password can also be provided as attributes in parent objects or system-variables. The call will lookup these variables in its contex

Example with put-up

<put-up>
	<jira:session-call/>
</put-up>

<jira:call id="jira:issue-meta" method="get" jira:urlSuffix="/rest/api/2/issue/createmeta"/>

Examples

<xray:get-execution-details xray:executionId="${executionId}"/>
<property name="jsonTestExecutionInstance" value="${@rt('xray:testExecutionInstance')}"/>
<property name="xrayTestRunId" value="${@json(jsonTestExecutionInstance,'get','$.[1].id')}"/>

<jira:call
        id="getXRayTestRunById"
        method="get"
        jira:urlSuffix="rest/raven/1.0/api/testrun/${xrayTestRunId}"
        contentType="application/json">
    <http:get-response-body name="lastResponse"/>
    <echo message="Response is : ${lastResponse}"/>
</jira:call>