Well guys,
Concluding this debate,
I did it anyway...
I built an ASP page (with is called by the client-side via cURL call)
This page creates an IE object (server side), and
navigates it to the correct URL (the one sent by the cURL call).
Apparently, IE objects do run javascript, so the...
I meant that i dont need
To take in consideration the
Session contex, it has no
Relevance for creating an order.
If i save the data of that order
In a data base file,
Any ideas on how to open
A browser programaticaly localy
on the server?
There is no session contex...
The request is actually an order
Its details come as url parameters.
But as i said, to generate the
Order in my system i have to go
Through a hard coded automation
That can only be generated in
A web browser...
Any ideas how to open an IE
Instant programaticaly...
Hi chris,
The idea of scheduled tasks sounds great
But still i will have to open a browser
Programaticaly localy on the server.
And i am still trying to figure out
A good way to do so...
Any ideas?
I will explain my problem.
I have an automation that
Can work only in a browser.
It is depended much on the
Ui inside the web page.
I cannot invoke this from
A cURL or MSXLS object.
This automation is supposed
To be triggered from a different
Server which is the client.
The problem is that...
Hi all,
I need a server side IE automation in ASP
So when a client calls an asp page, this page will
open a local (server-side) IE window.
I tried the next ASP code:
<head runat="server">
</HEAD>
<%
dim IE
IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
IE.navigate("google.com")...
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