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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.hi all it's been years since i've worked with perl, so i'd rather use prefad code. i've got a client who is concerned that a perl http client could login to his server and query a set of forms, downloading all the data. i'm writing some asp code to limit the number of queries that can be run within a set time frame, and think this should work fine, but would like to be able to test my code. does anybody know where i can find a perl script that can connect to a web site, login with username/password, and make requests of a form? tks
Post Follow-up to this messageNancy Drew wrote (to this group as well as comp.lang.perl): > hi all Do not multi-post! http://www.uwasa.fi/~ts/http/crospost.html -- Gunnar Hjalmarsson Email: http://www.gunnar.cc/cgi-bin/contact.pl
Post Follow-up to this message"Nancy Drew" <genpub5@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:XVoSc.1630423$Ar.769857@twister01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com... > it's been years since i've worked with perl, so i'd rather use prefad > code. > i've got a client who is concerned that a perl http client could login to > his server and query a set of forms, downloading all the data. i'm writing > some asp code to limit the number of queries that can be run within a set > time frame, and think this should work fine, but would like to be able to > test my code. does anybody know where i can find a perl script that can > connect to a web site, login with username/password, and make requests of > a > form? There is a package on cpan.org called LWP that implements that sort of functionality. From there it is a simple matter to write a program that calls LWP and uses it to login to remote sites and retrieve data from them. Andrew Bryson http://www.bryson.co.nz
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