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Never too late. Thanks for your input, i'll look into it.
Right now i've got HTTP::WebTest working, but no luck at WWW::Webrobot yet, the last script seems to run, but i get no feedback.

I'll look at your option as well, i still have to find out what method suits me the best.

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In reply to Re^2: TestSuite in perl by jbrugger
in thread TestSuite in perl by jbrugger

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