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- Configure your collection
- Perform any functions required to be performed on every single call as part of the collection
Code Block language js theme Midnight firstline 1 title Collection Configuration Script linenumbers true //Demonstrate a function call to confirm that the rospnse is a 200 Response/ Successful response. pm.test("Status code is 200", function () { pm.response.to.have.status(200); }); //All responseses are required to be converted to JSON in Order to be read, and Passed through as values. //This is perfermed on an individual call level, but outputting this as a JSON Response in your developer tools will help identify the correct required variable var responseJson = xml2Json(responseBody); console.log(responseJson);
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Configure your Login Procedure and assign Variables required
Code Block language js theme Midnight firstline 1 title Collection Configuration Script linenumbers true //In Order to refer to the JSON Response the Variable must be declared on a Local Request Level. var responseJson = xml2Json(responseBody); //Set a Global Variable for Session Information. //Variables can also be declared on a Environment & Collection level //pm.environment.set //pm.collection.set //pm.globals.set("variable_key", "variable_value") //variable_value == variable.path.element //variable == responseJson['s:Envelope']['s:Body'] //path == LoginResponse.LoginResult //element == AccountID pm.globals.set("AccountID",responseJson['s:Envelope']['s:Body'].LoginResponse.LoginResult.AccountID); pm.globals.set("DistributorID",responseJson['s:Envelope']['s:Body'].LoginResponse.LoginResult.DistributorID); pm.globals.set("Expires",responseJson['s:Envelope']['s:Body'].LoginResponse.LoginResult.Expires); pm.globals.set("Key",responseJson['s:Envelope']['s:Body'].LoginResponse.LoginResult.Key); pm.globals.set("UserID",responseJson['s:Envelope']['s:Body'].LoginResponse.LoginResult.UserID);