If you want to do simple scripting, it should be fairly simple using the Internet Explorer object. In C , this would be trivial using HttpWebClient and its ilk. Perl also has an HTTP library with this functionality, can't remember the name of it off the top of my head.
I believe Python is fairly straightforward as well Lots of options! Sounds like wget is just what you need. Oh well. No ftp access, and if at all possible, the script needs to be written from hand.
So I really can't use any third party programs to get the data local security policies and that crap prevent it, though I suppose understandibly so. I don't suppose I can do it with a DOS batch file? I was using a batch file to drive the rest of the program my other post about moving to a given network location and opening the folder with the current date. Basically I'd go to our reports website, then download the report, and then move to a folder on the network with today's date, and dump the report there.
From that point I do other things with the reports which are already automated. Is there any way to get that using the CMD. Sadly I don't get to use any compilers so Visual Studio, or even C and the such are out of my reach from work. At any rate, you should be able to use wget in a DOS batch file without any trouble at all. Your call might look something like this assuming wget is in your path : wget -q website.
I've used wget in the past, but like I said I can't use ANY 3rd party programs, so I have to do it all from the ground up. I just need some way for my script to select "SAVE" and then say where to save it at.
It might help with some direction. You mention not having access to any compilers. But that shouldn't prevent you from using an already compiled executable. Due to security policies at the organization in which I work. We can't install or run any non-licensed or inspected software.
Sadly wget would not be allowed to be run. Long story short, any tools I want to use that we don't already have I have to build with my bare hands. Building wget or curl from source does not count?
Why not? Primarily because they would have no idea what it was doing in the source, and honestly, I doubt I would either. More to the point even if they would let me compile it, I would have no way to do so. I have no tools on the computer other than Windows and Office. Strange that you have an internet connection there. Usually, when security is as high as you describe, you can only access the intranet. Anyway, you really only have to open a socket to port 80 or your proxy's port and send an http request as seen in koala's post.
You should provide the "Host: www. You could always use a little VBScript. I don't make the rules, I just have to work here. Tried telnet, no dice sadly. The server won't let me connect to it. I wonder what IE is doing that telnet isn't, or perhaps can't. I tried the base part of the URL, but no dice.
It seems to authenticate through some server side java program or the such. Try this script. It works for me for a basic site. Didn't try anything with the authentication stuff. ScriptName, ". Write inputText objOutputFile. The output is saved as a. You can tell because some objects are dimmed and some aren't. Do you have experience building a file upload system by yourself?
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