How to send the saved auth-token in another request?











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Scenario: Verify that Authentication is done or not
Given url '***********'
Given path 'authenticate'
And form field username = 'admin_cs'
And form field password = '********'
When method post
Then status 200
And header tokenn = response.token

* def accessToken = response.token

* print accessToken


Scenario: Verify Get all Clients

Given url '************'
Given path 'users/usersAssignable'
* header x-auth-token = accessToken
When method get
Then status 200
* def response = response
* print response









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    Scenario: Verify that Authentication is done or not
    Given url '***********'
    Given path 'authenticate'
    And form field username = 'admin_cs'
    And form field password = '********'
    When method post
    Then status 200
    And header tokenn = response.token

    * def accessToken = response.token

    * print accessToken


    Scenario: Verify Get all Clients

    Given url '************'
    Given path 'users/usersAssignable'
    * header x-auth-token = accessToken
    When method get
    Then status 200
    * def response = response
    * print response









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      Scenario: Verify that Authentication is done or not
      Given url '***********'
      Given path 'authenticate'
      And form field username = 'admin_cs'
      And form field password = '********'
      When method post
      Then status 200
      And header tokenn = response.token

      * def accessToken = response.token

      * print accessToken


      Scenario: Verify Get all Clients

      Given url '************'
      Given path 'users/usersAssignable'
      * header x-auth-token = accessToken
      When method get
      Then status 200
      * def response = response
      * print response









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      Scenario: Verify that Authentication is done or not
      Given url '***********'
      Given path 'authenticate'
      And form field username = 'admin_cs'
      And form field password = '********'
      When method post
      Then status 200
      And header tokenn = response.token

      * def accessToken = response.token

      * print accessToken


      Scenario: Verify Get all Clients

      Given url '************'
      Given path 'users/usersAssignable'
      * header x-auth-token = accessToken
      When method get
      Then status 200
      * def response = response
      * print response






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          • Thanks Peter it helped me to resolve the issue and a small suggestion can you please elaborate the document a bit so that any one can understand the things easily.
            – srinu ratnala
            Nov 20 at 11:14










          • @srinuratnala - wow, are you serious !? instead why don't you suggest where exactly the documentation needs to be fixed ?
            – Peter Thomas
            Nov 20 at 12:25










          • yeah i can tell you, lets say someone is hitting one post api and the response they need to get it in a seperate file and another case where they can get all the saved variables into a single file like environment variables. I hope this would be helpful, Thanks.
            – srinu ratnala
            Nov 21 at 11:24










          • @srinuratnala pretty clear you haven't bothered to read the existing documentation. thanks anyway.
            – Peter Thomas
            Nov 21 at 12:19











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          • Thanks Peter it helped me to resolve the issue and a small suggestion can you please elaborate the document a bit so that any one can understand the things easily.
            – srinu ratnala
            Nov 20 at 11:14










          • @srinuratnala - wow, are you serious !? instead why don't you suggest where exactly the documentation needs to be fixed ?
            – Peter Thomas
            Nov 20 at 12:25










          • yeah i can tell you, lets say someone is hitting one post api and the response they need to get it in a seperate file and another case where they can get all the saved variables into a single file like environment variables. I hope this would be helpful, Thanks.
            – srinu ratnala
            Nov 21 at 11:24










          • @srinuratnala pretty clear you haven't bothered to read the existing documentation. thanks anyway.
            – Peter Thomas
            Nov 21 at 12:19















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          Please combine the two Scenario-s into one. Or move the first one here into the Background. Please read this very carefully: https://github.com/intuit/karate#script-structure






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          • Thanks Peter it helped me to resolve the issue and a small suggestion can you please elaborate the document a bit so that any one can understand the things easily.
            – srinu ratnala
            Nov 20 at 11:14










          • @srinuratnala - wow, are you serious !? instead why don't you suggest where exactly the documentation needs to be fixed ?
            – Peter Thomas
            Nov 20 at 12:25










          • yeah i can tell you, lets say someone is hitting one post api and the response they need to get it in a seperate file and another case where they can get all the saved variables into a single file like environment variables. I hope this would be helpful, Thanks.
            – srinu ratnala
            Nov 21 at 11:24










          • @srinuratnala pretty clear you haven't bothered to read the existing documentation. thanks anyway.
            – Peter Thomas
            Nov 21 at 12:19













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          • Thanks Peter it helped me to resolve the issue and a small suggestion can you please elaborate the document a bit so that any one can understand the things easily.
            – srinu ratnala
            Nov 20 at 11:14










          • @srinuratnala - wow, are you serious !? instead why don't you suggest where exactly the documentation needs to be fixed ?
            – Peter Thomas
            Nov 20 at 12:25










          • yeah i can tell you, lets say someone is hitting one post api and the response they need to get it in a seperate file and another case where they can get all the saved variables into a single file like environment variables. I hope this would be helpful, Thanks.
            – srinu ratnala
            Nov 21 at 11:24










          • @srinuratnala pretty clear you haven't bothered to read the existing documentation. thanks anyway.
            – Peter Thomas
            Nov 21 at 12:19


















          • Thanks Peter it helped me to resolve the issue and a small suggestion can you please elaborate the document a bit so that any one can understand the things easily.
            – srinu ratnala
            Nov 20 at 11:14










          • @srinuratnala - wow, are you serious !? instead why don't you suggest where exactly the documentation needs to be fixed ?
            – Peter Thomas
            Nov 20 at 12:25










          • yeah i can tell you, lets say someone is hitting one post api and the response they need to get it in a seperate file and another case where they can get all the saved variables into a single file like environment variables. I hope this would be helpful, Thanks.
            – srinu ratnala
            Nov 21 at 11:24










          • @srinuratnala pretty clear you haven't bothered to read the existing documentation. thanks anyway.
            – Peter Thomas
            Nov 21 at 12:19
















          Thanks Peter it helped me to resolve the issue and a small suggestion can you please elaborate the document a bit so that any one can understand the things easily.
          – srinu ratnala
          Nov 20 at 11:14




          Thanks Peter it helped me to resolve the issue and a small suggestion can you please elaborate the document a bit so that any one can understand the things easily.
          – srinu ratnala
          Nov 20 at 11:14












          @srinuratnala - wow, are you serious !? instead why don't you suggest where exactly the documentation needs to be fixed ?
          – Peter Thomas
          Nov 20 at 12:25




          @srinuratnala - wow, are you serious !? instead why don't you suggest where exactly the documentation needs to be fixed ?
          – Peter Thomas
          Nov 20 at 12:25












          yeah i can tell you, lets say someone is hitting one post api and the response they need to get it in a seperate file and another case where they can get all the saved variables into a single file like environment variables. I hope this would be helpful, Thanks.
          – srinu ratnala
          Nov 21 at 11:24




          yeah i can tell you, lets say someone is hitting one post api and the response they need to get it in a seperate file and another case where they can get all the saved variables into a single file like environment variables. I hope this would be helpful, Thanks.
          – srinu ratnala
          Nov 21 at 11:24












          @srinuratnala pretty clear you haven't bothered to read the existing documentation. thanks anyway.
          – Peter Thomas
          Nov 21 at 12:19




          @srinuratnala pretty clear you haven't bothered to read the existing documentation. thanks anyway.
          – Peter Thomas
          Nov 21 at 12:19


















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