I need to interface to a website.
One of our suppliers runs an on-line help desk. (We have no control over that code.)
I need to log-on, post data, read data etc. automatically from within our own local VB6 on MS Access help desk.
In short, I need to drive a browser in some automated fashion, with my code pressing buttons, entering/reading data etc.
So far I can get the log-in screen into the WebBrowser control and can see the raw HTML via its document property.
I know I now need to send a log-on string somehow, but I'm a bit lost. Can I do that via the WebBrowser, or do I need a Winsock? How do I determine what string to send? Trapping the data coming out of the WebBrowser control (when manually operated) should presumably show me what is needed, but how do I do that?
Am I on the right track? Is the WebBrowser control the best way to do this?
Any guidance much appreciated.




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