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I'll second that emotion. HTTP::Recorder is a wonderfully handy interface for WWW::Mechanize scripts. Here's a link to the article itself:

http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2004/06/04/recorder.html

As the article points out, you may have some difficulty if you are using SSL to access this page. In that circumstance, you'll have to go through the HTTP::Recorder control panel, not just through the proxy.

I've used this set-up several times, and it's fast, and easy.

In reply to Re^2: My first LWP script by a,s5
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