po0jas1x has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:

Hello , Need a help

I am using Win32::GuiTest in my perl script to handle certain actiond (such as close, exit) in our windows applications running in the form of command prompts. My script runs well in our local machine but fails to do so in a remote machine (where my applications are running). I use PStools to connect my remote machine and execute my perl script (actualy converted to an exe).

However, it fails to identify my running applications due to windows session problem. hence i would like to know from the monks if there is way to achieve it by gaining over the windows sessions problem

Please help.
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Re: Win32::GuiTest to handle windows applications running in a remote server
by marto (Cardinal) on May 21, 2014 at 09:36 UTC

    "it fails to identify my running applications due to windows session problem"

    What is the Windows session problem? How does this cause your application to fail? Super Search will find you some good resources for Win32::GuiTest, in recent memory someone was given help to automate remote Windows systems using some very neat tricks.

    Update I think pradeep,krishna's writeups is the user who posted about this several times.