Capture return data

[jh-14]

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Is there a method with maxq by which I can parse the html that comes back other than just the return value?

 

Thanks,

 

jh

[jh-14]

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I wanted to add some python url routines so I added the statement. I edited environment varialbes and have added C:\Python25\Lib to PYTHONPATH but get the no module message when the statement

 

import urllib

 

is executed.

 

Even tried copying the urllib file to my working directory, which is c:\maxq\bin\testScripts.

 

Any ideas?

 

[Oliver Bock]

You need to use python.path in maxq.properties

On 08/05/2007, at 08:05, jh wrote:

I wanted to add some python url routines so I added the statement. I edited environment varialbes and have added C:\Python25\Lib to PYTHONPATH but get the no module message when the statement

 

import urllib

 

is executed.

 

Even tried copying the urllib file to my working directory, which is c:\maxq\bin\testScripts.

 

Any ideas?

 

[Oliver Bock]

You might be able to get by with Jython's string class and regular expressions, but they're not well suited to HTML.  You could use one of the many HTML parsing libraries written in Java, and you could probably also use the XML/HTML parsing from the Python standard libraries if it's in pure Python (which it probably is).

  Oliver

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On 08/05/2007, at 06:58, jh wrote:

Is there a method with maxq by which I can parse the html that comes back other than just the return value?

 

Thanks,

 

jh

[jh-14]

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Turns out all I needed to do was:

data = self.getResponse()

----- Original Message -----

From: oliver@...

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Sent: Friday, May 11, 2007 4:31 PM

Subject: Re: [maxq-users] Capture return data

You might be able to get by with Jython's string class and regular expressions, but they're not well suited to HTML.  You could use one of the many HTML parsing libraries written in Java, and you could probably also use the XML/HTML parsing from the Python standard libraries if it's in pure Python (which it probably is).

  Oliver

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On 08/05/2007, at 06:58, jh wrote:

Is there a method with maxq by which I can parse the html that comes back other than just the return value?

 

Thanks,

 

jh

[jh-14]

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Is there a way to allow user input when running maxq scripts?

 

It seems my prompts show up in the maxq window but responses have to be in the 'cmd' window.

 

Thanx,

 

jh

[Oliver Bock]

No, this is a bug.  It should detect when it's running in the MaxQ GUI
and show a text input in that case.

It works fine if you run your scripts via the command line.


  Oliver

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jh wrote:
> Is there a way to allow user input when running maxq scripts?
>  
> It seems my prompts show up in the maxq window but responses have to
> be in the 'cmd' window.
>  
> Thanx,
>  
> jh

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[jh-14]

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python.path was commented in in maxq\conf\maxq.properties.

The notes in the file say to separate multiple directories. I assume that since directories can have a : in the name such as c:\python22 the directories must be quoted. So I tried quoting them and separating them with semicolons with and without qoutes.

 

The paths I added were:

 

.

c:\python22

c:\maxq

 

After doing so I get the error message:

ImportError: no module named PyHttpTestCase

 

So tried adding c:\maxq\jython to no avail.

 

Suggestions please.

 

 

Thanks,

 

john

 

[Oliver Bock]

python.path was commented in in maxq\conf\maxq.properties.

The notes in the file say to separate multiple directories. I assume that since directories can have a : in the name such as c:\python22 the directories must be quoted. So I tried quoting them and separating them with semicolons with and without qoutes.

 

The paths I added were:

 

.

c:\python22

c:\maxq

 

After doing so I get the error message:

ImportError: no module named PyHttpTestCase

 

So tried adding c:\maxq\jython to no avail.

I think there's a bug in the handling of paths: a colon is hardcoded as the path separator instead of using a semicolon when running on Windows.  I've committed a fix, but I cannot test it at the moment since I don't have Windows where I am.  If you can use the CVS version, can you please tell me if it helps?

   Oliver

P.S. You should be using semicolons to separate paths and not using quotes.

[jh-14]

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I have tortoiseSVN is it compatible with CVS? Not sure  how to go about downloading and running the CVS version, do I download everything?

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: oliver@...

To: users@...

Sent: Friday, May 18, 2007 4:39 AM

Subject: Re: [maxq-users] python.path

python.path was commented in in maxq\conf\maxq.properties.

The notes in the file say to separate multiple directories. I assume that since directories can have a : in the name such as c:\python22 the directories must be quoted. So I tried quoting them and separating them with semicolons with and without qoutes.

 

The paths I added were:

 

.

c:\python22

c:\maxq

 

After doing so I get the error message:

ImportError: no module named PyHttpTestCase

 

So tried adding c:\maxq\jython to no avail.

I think there's a bug in the handling of paths: a colon is hardcoded as the path separator instead of using a semicolon when running on Windows.  I've committed a fix, but I cannot test it at the moment since I don't have Windows where I am.  If you can use the CVS version, can you please tell me if it helps?

   Oliver

P.S. You should be using semicolons to separate paths and not using quotes.

[Oliver Bock]

You will need to get a CVS client (e.g. Tortoise CVS or the command-line client).  There are instructions on getting the repository under "CVS" in the left-side navigation bar at maxq.tigris.org.

  Oliver

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There are instructions on 

On 22/05/2007, at 23:55, jh wrote:

I have tortoiseSVN is it compatible with CVS? Not sure  how to go about downloading and running the CVS version, do I download everything?

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: oliver@...

To: users@...

Sent: Friday, May 18, 2007 4:39 AM

Subject: Re: [maxq-users] python.path

python.path was commented in in maxq\conf\maxq.properties.

The notes in the file say to separate multiple directories. I assume that since directories can have a : in the name such as c:\python22 the directories must be quoted. So I tried quoting them and separating them with semicolons with and without qoutes.

 

The paths I added were:

 

.

c:\python22

c:\maxq

 

After doing so I get the error message:

ImportError: no module named PyHttpTestCase

 

So tried adding c:\maxq\jython to no avail.

I think there's a bug in the handling of paths: a colon is hardcoded as the path separator instead of using a semicolon when running on Windows.  I've committed a fix, but I cannot test it at the moment since I don't have Windows where I am.  If you can use the CVS version, can you please tell me if it helps?

   Oliver

P.S. You should be using semicolons to separate paths and not using quotes.