I'm trying to use Selenium to log into a website and then use urllib2 to make RESTy requests. In order for it to work though, I need urllib2 to be able to use the same session Selenium used.
The logging in with selenium worked great and I can call
self.driver.get_cookies()
and I have a list of all the cookies selenium knows about, and it ends up looking a little something like this:
[{u'domain': u'my.awesome.web.app.local',
u'expiry': 1319230106,
u'name': u'ci_session',
u'path': u'/',
u'secure': False,
u'value': u'9YEz6Qs9rNlONzXbZPZ5i9jm2Nn4HNrbaCJj2c%2B...'
}]
I've tried a few different ways to to use the cooky in urllib2, I think this one looks the best:
# self.driver is my selenium driver
all_cookies = self.driver.get_cookies()
cp = urllib2.HTTPCookieProcessor()
cj = cp.cookiejar
for s_cookie in all_cookies:
cj.set_cookie(
cookielib.Cookie(
version=0
, name=s_cookie['name']
, value=s_cookie['value']
, port='80'
, port_specified=False
, domain=s_cookie['domain']
, domain_specified=True
, domain_initial_dot=False
, path=s_cookie['path']
, path_specified=True
, secure=s_cookie['secure']
, expires=None
, discard=False
, comment=None
, comment_url=None
, rest=None
, rfc2109=False
)
)
opener = urllib2.build_opener(cp)
response = opener.open(url_that_requires_a_logged_in_user)
response.geturl()
It does not work though.
That last call to response.geturl() returns the login page.
Am I missing something?
Any ideas for how should go about looking for the problem?
Thanks.