But the problem is... I need to login the user first with watir and
then get the html with net/http, is it possible?
Since I think it's impossible to get the real html with watir now I'm
trying to do it using only net/http library.
In my case I need first to login the user onto the webpage and then
go to the pages I want to get the html.
This is what I'm doing... but it seems to me the user can't login:
require 'net/http'
require 'activesupport'
server="myserver.com"
port=80
http = Net::HTTP.new(server, port)
http.start()
data={":loginName=>"myLoginName",
:password=>"myPassord"
}
resp,data=http.post("/login.do",data.to_query)
if resp.code=="200" then
headers={
"Cookie"=>resp["set-cookie"].to_s()
}
end
resp,data=http.get('/MyAccount.do',headers)
html=data
http.finish()
Any idea???
Thanks.
On May 20, 12:55 pm, sHiVa <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi TCBlues,
>
> As it is an another package in ruby, you can mix up both Watir and net/
> http.
> Grab all the html content in to a file or string, and perform your
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