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149 | """
WSA - browser tool
Author: Robert Marchetti
Site: http://pamie.sourceforge.net
Date: July 1, 2004
Description: Allows user to find any "OPEN" browser window and automate it.
I make no warranties for cWSA.py
Tested against XP and Win2000 with Python 2.34 and Win32All
Use at your own risk!
"""
import win32com.client
import time
class WSA:
def __init__(self):
""" Constructor """
clsid='{9BA05972-F6A8-11CF-A442-00A0C90A8F39}'
## Set new instance of the shellwindow as sw
self._sw = win32com.client.Dispatch(clsid)
""" Create new instance """
print 'Window Found:',self._sw
def Navigate(self,wintext,url):
""" This function Navigates to the url
parameters:
wintext - title of the window
url - url to go to
"""
self._ie.Navigate(url)
def GetElemNames(self, wintext,formname):
""" This function gets the element names from the form
parameters:
wintext - title of the window
winnum - url to go to
formname - Name or number of form
"""
for i in range(self._sw.Count): ## Count windows
if i is None:
print 'No Open Windows Found'
break
time.sleep(.2) ## may have to play with this value
print i
wn = self._sw[i].LocationName ## Get the window Title
print wn
## checks to see if location matches the name
if wn == wintext:
form = self._sw[i].Document.forms[formname]
count = 0
while count < form.elements.length:
elements = form.elements[count]
count +=1
name = elements.name
print 'Following elements found: ',name
# Works for List box also
def SetText(self, wintext,element,value,frmname): #Win Title as Param
""" This function sets the text in a textbox """
for i in range(self._sw.Count): ## Count windows
if i is None:
print 'No Open Windows Found'
break
time.sleep(.2) ## may have to play with this value
print i
wn = self._sw[i].LocationName ## Get the window Title
print wn
## checks to see if location matches the name
if wn == wintext:
print "sw[", i, "]" ## print the win number
win = self._sw[i].LocationName ## Get the window Title
print "Window name: ", win
try:
self._sw[i].Document.forms[frmname].elements[element].value= value
print 'textbox value set to: ', value
except:
print 'SetText Failed'
def CloseWin(self, wintext):
""" This function closes a window"""
for i in range(self._sw.Count): ## Count windows
if i is None:
print 'No Open Windows Found'
break
time.sleep(.2) ## may have to play with this value
wn = self._sw[i].LocationName ## Get the window Title
## checks to see if location matches the name
if wn == wintext:
try:
self._sw[i].quit()
print "Closed Window"
except:
print 'CloseWin failed to close the window'
def ClickButton(self,wintext,element,frmname): #Win Title as Param
""" This function clicks a button"""
for i in range(self._sw.Count): ## Count windows
if i is None:
print 'No Open Windows Found'
break
time.sleep(.2) ## may have to play with this value
wn = self._sw[i].LocationName ## Get the window Title
## checks to see if location matches the name
if wn == wintext:
print "sw[", i, "]" ## print the win number
win = self._sw[i].LocationName ## Get the window Title
print "Window name: ", win
##Place TestCode goes below
try:
self._sw[i].Document.forms[frmname].elements[element].click()
except:
print 'ClickButton Failed'
def SetListbox(self, wintext,element,value,frmname): #Win Title as Param
""" This function select an item from a listbox"""
for i in range(self._sw.Count): ## Count windows
if i is None:
print 'No Open Windows Found'
break
time.sleep(.2) ## may have to play with this value
wn = self._sw[i].LocationName ## Get the window Title
print wn
## checks to see if location matches the name
if wn == wintext:
print "sw[", i, "]" ## print the win number
win = self._sw[i].LocationName ## Get the window Title
print "Window name: ", win
try:
self._sw[i].Document.forms[frmname].elements[element].value = value
print 'Selected item: ', value
except:
print 'SetListBox failed'
# -------------End of Method calls-------------------
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Start test
print 'starting test'
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Connecting to running instances of IE on your computer. Did you see this sample on the cookbook done using raw ctypes? http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/PHP/Recipe/302089 Eric
Is it possible to put a sample test after if __name__ == "__main__": on how to use it?
Eric
RE: Connecting to running instances of IE on your computer. No, but thanks for pointing me to it! I have another program Pamie that controls and instance of a browser so my example is just bacially using the same code.
http://pamie.sourceforge.net
Is it possible to put a sample test after if __name__ == "__main__": I know, the rest of the code for the test got cut off. Unfortunately I never went back to fix it.
Thanks Rob
RE: Connecting to running instances of IE on your computer, I figured this example would be useful for those that are involved in browser testing.