Note that the iexplore process is created, I can see iexplore processes getting created from the task manager - but I think the "link" is not made with it... here is part of my code just in case you need...
require 'rubygems' def valid_User?(user) ie=Watir::IE.new_process() ie.visible = false ie.speed = :zippy ,,, some code which is never reached... end On Jan 13, 10:32 pm, Darcoli <darcol...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi > I need to use ie.new_process ... but I also need to run ruby as a > service (since I am using ruby/rails actually and want to have the > webserver as a service). However when I call new_process, and ruby is > a service, I get a method not found error. > > Is there any workaround for this? > > I need this for a school assignment which needs to do automatic > logins, on users behalf, on other websites anyway check it > outwww.sendmalta.com (currently I am not running ruby as a service > because of the problem I mentioned) > > Thanks
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