Various ways to do it pal. Perl is good when it comes to web, directories, files and initially wasen't the preffered choice for GUI. Things have been changing ...
Try reading http://www.piotrkaluski.com/files/winguitest/docs/index.html This website belongs to Father of Perl-GUI :) Happy perl GUI automation ~Santosh ... ...
When programs are OLE/COM aware. When not, SendKeys is about the only way to do it. If you are using ActivePerl, open the OLE-Browser with Internet Explorer...
Hi, i'm working on a web based project and interested in doing some automated functional testing. The application i'm testing requires a lot of input data...
Hi Santosh Thank you very much. I will check out the father and let you know. Thank you once more for helping me out. With Regards Venkatachhalam Santosh Kumar...
HI all, I wanted a good tool for my GUI automation on windows.Someone please tell me which tool to use. Can perl be used here.I wanted more information...
Hi. Well, if you post such a question to the perl mailing list, sure you already know the answer ). Definitely, perl + Win32GuiTest is the best tool to...
Hi all, This is regarding Handling HTML Pages through perl, Is there any module which handles HTML Pages & HTML Buttons etc, something similar to Win32-GUI...
Deepak, You could try using LWP::UserAgent (or) use Win32::SAM These modules uses HTTP protocol . It could easily identify GET/POST requests & all HTML...
Hi Deepak You can use Win32::OLE for handling HTML pages With Regards Venkat Deepak B <meetdeepakb@...> wrote: Hi all, This is regarding Handling HTML...
Ramya, I think Win32::SAM module suits for my work, where do i get this module, it is not found even in CPAN also. Can i get the link to access the Win32::SAM...
Hi, I have found the documentation for Win32::SAM, here it is http://samie.sourceforge.net/ Regards Deepak ... this ... there ... HTML ... on ... -- ... now. ...
Hello - I wanted some advice on using Win32::GuiTest in a cross-platform Perl script... Till now, my script ran only on Cygwin/Windows and UNIX. It uses a CPAN...
Thanks for your help Alex. I tried implementing a conditional 'use' statement like the one below, but it still fails with a "Can't locate Win32/GuiTest.pm in...
Sonam Chauhan: ... That means you don't have the module properly installed in the @INC directories (for details, try "perl -V")... Do try to read the Perl...
sonam, try including the conditional 'use' statement inside a BEGIN block..That should work Susruth Sonam Chauhan <sonam.chauhan@...,hu> wrote: ... ...
Hi, Where do i get the Documention for Win32::SAM, i mean document regarding various function in SAM.pm Regards Deepak ... this ... there ... HTML ... on ... ...
... block..That should work Actually, it won't, since "use" is already a compile-time directive. Using it inside a BEGIN block is redundant. From "perlmod" in...
Thanks Clement - it was 'require' as you said. Thanks to Susruth as well. . I think can do away with a BEGIN block: the following code gave expected ... perl...
You'd better ask this question on the SAMIE lists, but I had to read the SAM.pm file for the doco :-( Sincerely, Sonam Chauhan -- Corporate Express Australia...
Sorry Clement - you are exactly right - the 'require' statements need to be within BEGIN blocks for subroutines in modules to be referenced properly at compile...
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