>>>>> "Steve" == Steve Rasmussen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Steve> I have needed that exact tool also. While decoding most HTML
Steve> forms manually, and ferreting out the params and syntax isn't
Steve> usually rocket science, it can sometimes be very time
Steve> consuming. Also, there is one form that was implemented (I
Steve> won't say 'designed', lol) so strangely that I could not decode
Steve> it (neimanmarcus.com's product search form) correctly.
I have *that* half of the problem solved at
http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/WebTechniques/col43.html, although it
would have been much shorter had I seen HTML::Form in LWP. :)
As for recording a conversation, either of the two proxy servers I
wrote for the WT column can be enabled in verbose mode, showing all
content flowing both directions as an error log. It's on my to-do
list to turn that into LWP submissions that simulates the same
transaction, but I keep stumbling on just how "pluggable" I want to
make the generated code.
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