Am Friday 18 January 2013 schrieb Ryan, Lyle: > Hello, bug-wget. I hope this is the right list for user questions. > > For years, we've been happy calling wget to log in to our website and > report back the findings to Nagios (ie verify the website functionality). > But our new incarnation of the site is built with jsf/ajax, and evidently > expects the requestor to interpret javascript. Googling shows that > others have the same problem, as wget is not a javascript-enabled browser. > > Any suggestions for a better tool or how to do it with wget? This is on a > "headless" Solaris box, so the tool needs to be called from a shell > script.
Hi, first of all, wget does not parse and interpret javascript. There is 'elinks', that seems to support javascript (limited). http://elinks.or.cz/documentation/manual.html But then, if you give us detailed information of what you exactly do, there might be a solution using wget. After all, javascript might do some fancy stuff, but at one point it comes down to a HTTP(S) request... > > Thanks....Lyle Regards, Tim
