On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 4:31:14 PM UTC-7, Bhavesh wrote: > > Hi chuck, > > You are still not getting me. > > Im am using Watir, and an webapplicaiton. > > From my application, i can send notification. > > Once notification is received in Outlook Inbox, i have to get the > links in that emails. > > I automated using Watir till i can send the notification on an web > application. > > I have written code to get emails also from the Outlook in watir > script [which i have pasted in last thread].
Thanks for providing that detail, if you had started out saying something to that effect then what you were trying to do would have been a lot clearer, instead of just presenting us with some code that has nothing to do with watir and no context to how this relates to work you are doing in watir. That little bit of background, a single sentence such as "I am generating an email via automating a web app with watir, but now I need to validate the content of the resulting mail, especially links within the mail body" would have greatly helped people to understand the overall nature of the problem. Then you could go into the fact you are getting a hash value and not the link and does anyone know how you would get the link, or iterate the hashes to get the info you need. Still, and as Zeljko has explained also, this is really not the forum for help with automating outlook or pop3 mail access. I now understand you are using watir to send the mail, but your challenge at this point, how to receive and verify the mail contents, has little to do with watir unless you were using something like OWA, Gmail or another web interface to an email system to handle the mail. I would strongly suggest moving this to StackOverflow, and putting some appropriate tags on the question. You can post a link to it here so anyone else with a similar problem (or time to assist you) can follow over to it. You are far more likely to find more folks with experience dealing with email via ruby, and get some good answers to your question (and the code can be properly formatted, questions edited and updated as well as answers). You can also post a link to the question on the google group that deals with the mail gem. I really think that might be a better way for you to get this issue resolved. At the very least you are far more likely to find people with experience doing that kind of coding, than asking the question here in the Watir group since at this point your challenge is not really with watir. -- Before posting, please read http://watir.com/support. In short: search before you ask, be nice. [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/watir-general [email protected]
