How to extract "View source" of a webapp running in Edge IE mode during runtime?
Some of the details we are looking for doesn't show up in OuterHtml but only in the actual source(ViewSource) of the java based webapp that we are working with. OuterHtml trims of lot of details so it won't help us.
Currently, PegaRobotics allows you to extract source of the webapp using "View Source" functionality in Object explorer. As this content is dynamic, we need a way to extract "ViewSource" during runtime so we can parse and get the info we are looking for.
Application is a java based webapp which requires credential to login and run only in Edge IE mode.
Pegasystems Inc.
US
@SoKaps You'll need to use a script to access this property as it is not exposed. Here is a script I built in 22.1. You can extract the relevant pieces (the "using" section and the two methods I added) to use in 19.1 however.
#region Usings
using System; using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Specialized; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Drawing; using System.IO; using System.Reflection; using System.Web; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Xml;
using OpenSpan.Adapters.Web.WebBase.Controls;
using OpenSpan.Adapters.Web; using OpenSpan.Adapters.Web.Controls;
using ScriptLogger = Pega.Core.Script.ScriptLogger;
#endregion
public class Script { #region Logging examples
// ScriptLogger.LogDebug("test"); // ScriptLogger.LogInformation("test"); // ScriptLogger.LogWarning("test"); // ScriptLogger.LogError("test"); // ScriptLogger.LogException(exception); // ScriptLogger.LogException(exception, "test");
#endregion
#region Methods
@SoKaps You'll need to use a script to access this property as it is not exposed. Here is a script I built in 22.1. You can extract the relevant pieces (the "using" section and the two methods I added) to use in 19.1 however.
#region Usings
using System; using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Specialized; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Drawing; using System.IO; using System.Reflection; using System.Web; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Xml;
using OpenSpan.Adapters.Web.WebBase.Controls;
using OpenSpan.Adapters.Web; using OpenSpan.Adapters.Web.Controls;
using ScriptLogger = Pega.Core.Script.ScriptLogger;
#endregion
public class Script { #region Logging examples
// ScriptLogger.LogDebug("test"); // ScriptLogger.LogInformation("test"); // ScriptLogger.LogWarning("test"); // ScriptLogger.LogError("test"); // ScriptLogger.LogException(exception); // ScriptLogger.LogException(exception, "test");
#endregion
#region Methods
public string GetUWASource(OpenSpan.Adapters.Web.WebBase.Controls.WebPage webpage) { OpenSpan.Adapters.Web.WebBase.Targets.VirtualHtmlDocumentTarget documentTarget = webpage.Target as OpenSpan.Adapters.Web.WebBase.Targets.VirtualHtmlDocumentTarget; if(documentTarget != null) { return documentTarget.Source; } return "No target attached"; } public string GetIESource(OpenSpan.Adapters.Web.Controls.WebPage webpage) { OpenSpan.Adapters.Web.HtmlDocument documentTarget = webpage.Target as OpenSpan.Adapters.Web.HtmlDocument; if(documentTarget != null) { return documentTarget.Source; } return "No target attached"; }
#endregion }