Hi!
Is it possible to execute JavaScript-calls (e.g. simulating mouse-clicks on
a website) using HttpClient?
Say that you have loaded a webpage containing some JavaScript. Then a
sequence of mouse-clicks (in the browser) may result in loading of a new
webpage. In this situation I would like to simulate the mouse-clicks
(represented by some JavaScript-calls) on the first page to get the
resulting webpage.
In some situations the case is simple, because the sequence of mouse-clicks
may result in a resulting webpage directly on the form
http://www.webpage.jsp?var1=xxx&var2=yyy (which can be handled by HttpClient
in the standard way), but I guess this is not always the case, since the
resulting webpage may be the result of some (maybe complicated)
JavaScript-code. In this case a simulation of the JavaScript-calls is
needed/preferable.
Regards,
Jesper
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