C:\Users\Denniswin32-api gem install - platform = x86 -mswin32-60
'win32-api' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Do I need to specify a PATH? If so, where to?
I installed watir and ruby at work with no problem.
Trying to install them on my own
Bret,
I do believe that all of the necessary gems were copied over; it seems
to me that I cannot find the right options to the gem install command
to get it to see the gems in the cache directory. I like your all-
out method of copying the entire ruby directory, but I may have some
trouble
That's awesome, an automated way to handle the captcha. You're kidding
right? Or this is the best post ever.
-c
On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 1:33 PM, Margam nk.mar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello everyone,
For my current client's web site testing requirement, I need to handle
a page that has a Captcha.
My experments have shown that
1. specifying platform for gem install does not always work (it
sometimes works!)
2. the 80 version of the file is still on the gem server even if it
isn't on the download page on rubyforge
Charley Baker wrote:
The command is wrong:
gem install win32-api
Margam, it's possible if you have server-side access to the web
application. Then you can peek at where the app stores the captcha code
(since it has to be stored somewhere so the app can compare with the
value you entered) and provide that value to the form. Captcha
implementations vary, so
