On 04/05/16 17:44, Grigory Hatsevich wrote:
I have a problem installing Beach Parasol. I follow the guidelines from
http://ss3.gemstone.com/ss/Parasol.html/Wiki and Pharo says that
WAKomEncoded is unknown variable.
Sorry about that, that's a text that is outdated.
The ZnServerAdapter version sh
On 04/05/16 13:04, Grigory Hatsevich wrote:
Suppose I have a web page with 50 small photos; when I click on a photo,
appears a window where I can further click on a link to open a full
profile of the person on a photo. I need to open a full profile for
every person in that page, each in a separat
Soup is quite easy to use (event if I would prefer an API that uses jQuery/CSS
likes navigation selectors.
Easier way is doing it interactively (in a debugger).
Just to give an example so that you can start quickly, I just did something to
scrap info from this web site db-ip.
Info is in a table
I think you have several possibilities : 1. testing user interactions by real
click automations: don’t know what is up todays but there were Albatross back
in 2006 [1] or SeasideTesting [2]. Probably, there are other options.
2. Simulate client requests programmatically. You could do that in Zin
My project is basically a unification of python and pharo by allowing pharo
to use python libraries. That means that one would have to have knowledge
of python and the python library used.
Its a simple socket bridge with which pharo can communicate with python and
say "hey python do this for me an
Thanks. I will be happy with either way - clicks automation or
"retrieve-html/parse/extract/download/repeat"; I just want to find the
most convenient way (e.g. quick and simple). I do not have any experience
with html parsing; maybe you could point at some relevant examples /
tutorial?
Pe
As far as I know:
Pharo has event recorder that helps automate within image… however the
bigger problem here is interaction with the environment, which is a big
problem cross-platform.
This is all assuming that you _must_ click on it and you can't just
retrieve-html/parse/extract/download/repeat
