iOpus Software GmbH P.O. Box 1343 Walldorf, 69184, Germany
Automated Web Testing

Command-Line &
Scripting Interface
Command Line Interface
Typical uses:
Use macro with batch file
Integrate with Windows task scheduler
Integrate with thousands of other software packages
Commands:
Start the macro: -macro
Send values to macro: -var_myvar
Repeat macro: -loop
Keep IM Browser open: -noexit
Run in background: -tray / -silent
Example: –macro test –var_myvar Hello[SP]World
Command Line Interface (cont'd)
Take values from the command line:
CMDLINE !VAR1 http://www.iOpus.com/iim
Check on the return value:
The Internet Macros executable "imacros.exe" set the predefined batch file variable "%ERRORLEVEL%".
The value is either 1 if the macro was completed successfully or negative if an error was encountered.
Example Batch File
"C:\IIM\imacros.exe" -macro Demo-FillForm -loop 3
if %errorlevel% == 1 goto ok
if NOT %errorlevel% == 1 goto error
:ok
echo Macro completed succesfully!
goto end
:error
echo Error encountered during replay.
echo Errorcode=%errorlevel%
:end
The batch variable %errorlevel% is set by "imacros.exe" upon exit
Demo Project
Set up a test macro that runs once a day and saves the CNN.com home page to a file:
The task scheduler can be accessed via the Windows Control Panel
Scripting Interface
Why use the Scripting Interface
Works with any Windows Scripting or programming language

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