Good Day Everyone!!

i was tried to login and read the webpage by using Curl command on Unix Os which i mentioned below. but mentioned command does produced the result but it was not returned the entire html structure of given url of the webpage. it has returned few html content along with javascript portion only.

Please advise me further on it.

curl --cookie cjar --cookie-jar cjar --data 'name=username' --data 
'pass=pwd' --data 'form-id=user_login' --data 'op=Log in' --location 
--output ~/tmp/login.html https://tableau-dev.swissre.com
/#/signin?disableAutoSignin=yes

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In reply to Curl command does not return the entire html source of Secure Webpage by senthil_v

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