is there a specific reason you want to use ics for that ?
imho its much simpler to do stuff like this with selenium.
you can remote control your browser via a perl script, ie.:
my $sel = Test::WWW::Selenium-new( host = localhost,
port = ,
is there a specific reason you want to use ics for that ?
Surely his program is written using Delphi.
imho its much simpler to do stuff like this with selenium.
Don't be offended, but since this is the ICS support mailing list,
please avoid using it to answer questions with any other
products
You can't fill a HTML form using ICS, but you can send the same things as
the browser do when you submit an HTML form.
To sublit a form using the ICS HTTP client component, you must have a look
at the source of the form and extract the action (that is the URL which will
process the form), the
Thank you for the information. You are correct in that I would like to
try to use Delphi to accomplish this task. We also have the option of
using Visual Studio, but I try to use Delphi as many times as can be
justified.
I found examples of how to pick up the URL, the method (POST), the
You should do a search in the mailing list archive.
I quickly found this message:
http://marc.info/?l=twsocketm=118777379428004w=2
But I remember there where a lot of messages about posting.
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I have a problem with failed file uploads between the ICS FTP client and
server when using passive mode, which may be related to the passive port
pool. For some reason, the passive port pool does not allocate
sequential port numbers, but continually re-allocates the same numbers,
if they have
Thanks. I will investigate further.
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] aspx page ICS Auto Fill, Post, and Read Answer
You should do a
When you POST a page, the values do not appear on the address bar. The
method to put them on the address bar is GET.
Francois is correct about submitting a page, however, .NET web pages (.aspx)
present other issues...
Each .NET web page has something called a viewstate (and also may be loaded
