If the request in Mozilla looks like this, how can I make this request using postman and python. I couldn't find a way to set cookies in postman and I would appreciate any help
In postman in request tab below Send button, there is an option to Add cookie. If you want to know more about configuring cookie in Postman you can refer here
https://learning.postman.com/docs/sending-requests/cookies/
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I have read tons of SO and no luck. How do I send cookies in API requests from chrome extension?
I want to make a post request to my API through chrome extension. But, the API is protected. Luckily, I can get the cookie for the API if I am already logged into my app with chrome.cookie. But, how do you attach that cookie to the API request?
I can get the cookie of the website with chrome.cookie, but how do I attach that cookie to the API request?
My cookies in the request header look like this:
website cookies
When I log out or the session expires, I can't make a GET request in Postman, because the values of those two are different each time.
I don't know how to generate csrf token and jsessionid and include them in the response header section of Postman automatically so I can use them without adding them manually.
Will be grateful if someone helps me. Thanks in advance!
You can perform a valid login-request and have Postman automatically use the JSESSIONID and CSRF-TOKEN in the following request as described here.
The JSESSIONID should be set as a cookie, and the CSRF-TOKEN should probably be set as a header value.
I am using postman 6.1.3 and mac os 10.13.4.
My login request return a cookie and postman set it to cookies I can see that cookie in postman cookies part. But all the requests after login not add that cookie . Can postman manage all cookies?
I ran across your post while searching for an issue with cookies since last Postman update.
Hope this might help:
https://github.com/postmanlabs/postman-app-support/issues/4581
I ran into the same issue. I found out that I had "Inherit auth from parent" on under the request's authorization. Turning that off (no auth) populated the cookies for the request.
while i am running collection on postman than authentication fail is showing but manually one by one request is running proper after hitting update request on authentication page.i want pre-request script to hit update request button on authentication page .If anybody have idea please do share
Instead of using a pre-request script, try ticking (or clearing?) the "Save helper data to request" checkbox for each request in your collection. Screenshots and vague mentions of this feature are available at https://www.getpostman.com/docs/postman/sending_api_requests/authorization.
Sorry for my english.
I am completly new at scala and gatling, but i need to handle session token.
"X-Auth-Token" -> "62421ead-4gg6-432a-8fb8-def6b8204a72"
example of token.
Now i know that token is save in cookie, but i don't know how to save and reuse this cookie. Cookie name is "authToken". I tried to do this:
.post("/xxx/yyy/login/authenticate")
.headers(headers_16)
.body(RawFileBody("RecordedSimulation_0016_request.txt"))
.check(headerRegex("Set-Cookie","(.*)").saveAs("authToken"))
but gatling found nothing.
Tomorow I will know how token is sending from website, but i also tried to save it from HTTP headers and meta tags:
.check(regex("""<meta content="(.*)" name="X-Auth-Token">""").saveAs("auth_token"))
.check(header("X-Auth-Token").saveAs("token")
Does cookie have to be downloaded in moment of its saving or can it be downloaded later?
Sorry for my english :)
To save cookie value into session use something like this. Ensure the auth token is coming in the response. Adjust the regex accordingly. To check how it is coming in the response you can test your url in the browser and using dev tools check the response headers.
.check(headerRegex("Set-Cookie", "X-Auth-Token=(.*)”).saveAs("authToken"))