Service Virtualization

Hi ,

I have a groovy script, refer below for groovy script content:

import com.***;

// Enter core server IP address

String coreServerIpAddress = System.getProperty("core.server.url");

private ReferenceDataServiceCover refSrv = null;

refSrv = new ReferenceDataServiceCover(coreServerIpAddress);

long versionId = Long.valueOf(args[1]);

String source = args[2];

String url = args[3];

String description = args[4];

double score = Double.valueOf(args[5]);

String severity = args[6];

println("versionId: " + versionId);

println("source: " + source);

println("url: " + url);

println("description: " + description);

println("score: " + score);

println("severity: " + severity);

if (refSrv == null) {

throw new Exception("Unable to initialize app instance at: ${Url}");

}

if (refSrv != null) {

try {

long vulnId=refSrv.createVulnerability(versionId, source, url, description,

score, severity)

println("Sucessfully created/updated vulnerability."+vulnId);

} catch (Exception e) {

e.printStackTrace();

println("Unable to create vulnerability.");

}

}

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Create a .sh file with following content

#!/bin/bash

PAL_JAVA_HOME=/opt/java/jdk1.8.0_151

#!/bin/bash

export PAL_JAVA_HOME

#!/bin/bash

cd /root/VulScriptRunner/scriptRunner/scripts

#!/bin/bash

../bin/scriptRunner.sh -c http://server/ -u ahmmo05 securitynotifications/createVulnerability.groovy DEV $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $

Create 6 variables that accept the above 6 arguments in project.confih

create SSH step > add host details > In SSH command enter following:

./createNewVulnerabilities.sh {{VersionID}} {{VulName}} {{URL}} {{Description}} {{Score}} {{Severity}}

This throws number format exception

It works if we pass SSH command as :

./createNewVulnerabilities..sh "3058290" "test_javaxvul1" "javaxurl" "javaxdesc" "0.0" "high"

Please do suggest a solution

Regards

Irfan

Hi,

   Can you try this one

./createNewVulnerabilities.sh "{{VersionID}}"  "{{VulName}}" "{{URL}}" "{{Description}}" "{{Score}}" "{{Severity}}"

Thanks,

Vish

I tried it but it is not working

Hi,

How did you set the values for the properties {{VersionID}}, {{VulName}}, {{URL}}, {{Description}}, {{Score}} and {{Severity}} before the SSH Step?

It is very hard to understand your explanation.

I think you already got the suiteble results when you wrote SSH command line like:
./createNewVulnerabilities.sh "3058290" "test_javaxvul1" "javaxurl" "javaxdesc" "0.0" "high"

But you got exception when you wrote SSH command line like:
./createNewVulnerabilities.sh {{VersionID}} {{VulName}} {{URL}} {{Description}} {{Score}} {{Severity}}
or
./createNewVulnerabilities.sh "{{VersionID}}" "{{VulName}}" "{{URL}}" "{{Description}}" "{{Score}}" "{{Severity}}"

Then it is very important that the properties {{VersionID}}, {{VulName}}, {{URL}}, {{Description}}, {{Score}} and {{Severity}} have suitable values or not.

Cheers,

Hi,

Please take care that the property name is case sensitive.
Then {{VersionID}} and {{versionID}} are defined as different properties.

Cheers

Hi,

During the phone call and screen sharing by skype.
It is better to use only one property which includes the command line like:
./createNewVulnerabilities.sh 3058290 test_javaxvul1 javaxurl javaxdesc 0.0 high

And you need to add the "Execute Script (JSR-223) step" before the SSH step to create the property from the properties {{VersionID}}, {{VulName}}, {{URL}}, {{Description}}, {{Score}} and {{Severity}} .

Cheers,

Yusuke