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Re: [Apodora-user] explorer help

[Rafal B. <fo...@in...>]

Hi,

The problem is gone when I use Apodora version 1.0.1.15.
(originally I used Apodora 1.0.0.1).

Regards, Rafal.

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Hi,

It's seems that I have similar problem like Juan (similar, but not the
same).
I cannot see any further messages in this thread so I don't know if there is
any solution available.

Just in case, Juan did not exposed his Internet camera ... you could connect
to https://www.mbank.com.pl/.
When you are trying to spy for "Indentyfikator" or "Hasło" fields, ObjectSpy
always recognizes the objects as TYPE=Windows.

This web page (https://www.mbank.com.pl/) uses JavaScripts and I am using
FireFox 2.0.0.8
How to make Apodora working with this kind of web pages
[https://www.mbank.com.pl/ is taken just as an example]

I would greatly appreciate any help.

Regards, Rafal.


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Re: [Apodora-user] explorer help

[Rafal B. <fo...@in...>]

Hi,

It's seems that I have similar problem like Juan (similar, but not the
same).
I cannot see any further messages in this thread so I don't know if there is
any solution available.

Just in case, Juan did not exposed his Internet camera ... you could connect
to https://www.mbank.com.pl/.
When you are trying to spy for "Indentyfikator" or "Hasło" fields, ObjectSpy
always recognizes the objects as TYPE=Windows.

This web page (https://www.mbank.com.pl/) uses JavaScripts and I am using
FireFox 2.0.0.8
How to make Apodora working with this kind of web pages
[https://www.mbank.com.pl/ is taken just as an example]

I would greatly appreciate any help.

Regards, Rafal.

Re: [Apodora-user] explorer help

[Seth S. <sso...@ac...>]

Juan,

There are two possible causes for this.

1 - Are you testing this in Internet Explorer version 7?  If so, 
currently Apodora only supports automation in Internet Explorer version 
6.  Sometimes the spy works in IE7, but sometimes it doesn't.  Plans for 
proper IE7 support are underway, but it should be quite some time before 
Apodora can support those (and other) browsers.  If possible can you run 
your automation in IE6?

2 - The original intent of the Spy was to identify HTML elements, but it 
does have some limited windows application support.  It appears that the 
login box is actually written as a windows application embedded in the 
web page.  Using ActiveX is a common practice for embedding in web pages. 

It seems more like the second problem than the first.  There may be a 
way to workaround the issue, but it is not documented in Apodora.  If 
you could make the camera publicly available I could take a look at it 
to see if Apodora can do it.

Thanks,

Seth

Juan Vazquez wrote:
> I am giving apodora a spin and have run into a problem. I am trying to 
> automate a Networked camera and need to authenticate before I can get 
> to the control panel. The problem is that the authentication is not a 
> simple web form. When I spy the username and password fields I get the 
> following information:
>
> TYPE: WINDOWS
>
> Class    Title
> IEFrame    'http://10.20.24.30/home/l4/admin_presetpos.html - 
> Microsoft Internet Explorer'
> #32770    'Connect to 10.20.24.30 <http://10.20.24.30>'
> SysCredential    ''
> ComboBoxEx32    ''
> ComboBox    ''
> Edit    ''
>
>
> With the following values in the Memorizer.Maintainer
> IEFrame    http://UrlthatIneedtoAuthto
> #32770      connect to x.x.x.x
> SysCredential
> ComboBoxEx32
> ComboBox
> Edit
>
> I was following the tutorial, but I can't seem to get apodora to enter 
> the text and push the submit button.I am using "ExtBrowser"  as shown 
> in the tutorial. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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[Apodora-user] explorer help

[Juan V. <jua...@gm...>]

I am giving apodora a spin and have run into a problem. I am trying to
automate a Networked camera and need to authenticate before I can get to the
control panel. The problem is that the authentication is not a simple web
form. When I spy the username and password fields I get the following
information:

TYPE: WINDOWS

Class    Title
IEFrame    'http://10.20.24.30/home/l4/admin_presetpos.html - Microsoft
Internet Explorer'
#32770    'Connect to 10.20.24.30'
SysCredential    ''
ComboBoxEx32    ''
ComboBox    ''
Edit    ''


With the following values in the Memorizer.Maintainer
IEFrame    http://UrlthatIneedtoAuthto
#32770      connect to x.x.x.x
SysCredential
ComboBoxEx32
ComboBox
Edit

I was following the tutorial, but I can't seem to get apodora to enter the
text and push the submit button.I am using "ExtBrowser"  as shown in the
tutorial. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Re: [Apodora-user] Problem with Object Spy posted

[Seth S. <sso...@ac...>]

Bill,

I'm sorry for the delay.  I've posted a response to your forum post, and 
have included the text below.

Thanks,

Seth

----------

Currently Apodora doesn't properly support Internet Explorer version 7. 
This is likely the cause of why the spy behaves in this manner. Every 
single object on a page appears as is it is the <body> tag. You can use 
the children drop down list to traverse into the HTML DOM of the page 
and find the objects that you want. This is obviously a little bit more 
work, but should be adequate until we can support IE7 properly.


Bill McGirr wrote:
> I posted a problem I'm having with Object Spy after I started playing 
> with Apodora a few days ago and haven't had any replies. 
>  
> Here is what happens...
>  
> I browse to the tutorial page 
> Then fire up Object Spy 
> Then switch to the tutorial page and click on the Submit button, the 
> object that is returned is 
> TYPE: HTML 
>  
> HTML TYPE: Body 
>  
> Attribute Value 
> INNERTEXT 'First Name: 
> Last Name:' 
>  
> Same thing happens when I click on one of the text boxes. 
> I'm running IE Version 7.0.5730.11 
>  
> Any ideas on how to spy the objects correctly? 
>  
>
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[Apodora-user] Problem with Object Spy posted

[Bill M. <bil...@gm...>]

I posted a problem I'm having with Object Spy after I started playing with
Apodora a few days ago and haven't had any replies.

Here is what happens...

I browse to the tutorial page
Then fire up Object Spy
Then switch to the tutorial page and click on the Submit button, the object
that is returned is
TYPE: HTML

HTML TYPE: Body

Attribute Value
INNERTEXT 'First Name:
Last Name:'

Same thing happens when I click on one of the text boxes.
I'm running IE Version 7.0.5730.11

Any ideas on how to spy the objects correctly?