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 => 4444,
browser => "*firefox",
browser_url =>
"https://www.yahoo.com"; );
$sel->open_ok("https://www.yahoo.com/login.aspx";);
$sel->wait_for_page_to_load_ok("30000");
$sel->type_ok("username", "hanswurst");
$sel->type_ok("password", "f00");
$sel->click_ok("link=log in");
$sel->wait_for_page_to_load_ok("30000");
#writetofile tempfile
my $src = $sel->get_html_source();
my $tempfile = "temp.html";
open (TEST, ">$tempfile");
print TEST "$src";
close (TEST);
inside that script you can do anything that you could do with perl.
TG> I have been looking through peoples usage of ICS Components today and
TG> have found it very interesting.
TG> I came across a posting where an individual was asking if you could
TG> use these components inside of Delphi to auto fill a form and click Ok.
TG> Is that what the sample that was posted does?
TG> HttpCli1.URL := 'http://www.borland.com'; HttpCli1.RcvdStream :=
TG> TFileStream.Create('borland.html', fmCreate); HttpCli1.Get; if
TG> HttpCli1.StatusCode <> 200 then
TG> ShowMessage(HttpCli1.ReasonPhrase);
TG> HttpCli1.RcvdStream.Pos := 0;
TG> Memo1.Lines.LoadFromStream(HttpCli1.RcvdStream);
TG> HttpCli1.RcvdStream.Free;
TG> There is no mention of Post or Put anywhere?
TG> Would you be able to provied a better example of how you are able to
TG> auto-fill aspx input fields automatically and post the information,
TG> causing the page to update which would allow us to read the received
TG> strem
TG> containing the answer?
TG> Thanks very much for your help,
TG> Terry
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