Well i would suggest to use
<invoke description="Show and save the image"
url="#{imgurl}"
save="true"
savePrefix="#{heading}" />
followed by
<previousResponse />
If you ommit the savePrefix the file will be saved with a random-number.
If you want to use some kind of name available on a previous page, get
it with xpath and save it in a property first.
<storeXPath
description="Extract heading"
xpath="//[EMAIL PROTECTED] = 'content-title']//text()"
property="heading"
default="" />
but then you also must make sure that it doesn't contain any
special-chars like "\ / : * ? " < > |"
anyone got a nice regex for that? :D
Greets,
Andi
On 11.09.2007 09:28, Bodo Tasche wrote:
I know wget, I am a Linux-User for over 10 Years ;).
And no, it's not just downloading simple Files. I have to navigate
through the Websites, Login on HTML-Login-Forms (no HTAccess :( ), add
Documents to a shopping cart and than download the Zip-File. This is
not possible via wget, I need a simple scripting enviroment for that
and Webtest looks perfect for this kind of work.
Regards,
Bodo
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