There are two questions I've flirted with over the past few months and finally getting a little time to look around, I think I've gotten myself stuck.

Yahoo Games! game page has lots of JavaScript for their game entry links, though I haven't tested WWW::Mechanize on it, I'm sure it'll work with these just fine.

The rooms are filled with spam bots, oh Gads is it ever. Once in a while there's someone in there with a blank bot, not sure what else to call it really. What it does is, when it finds detected keywords from a spam bot's message, it posts some 6 or more lines of blank replies to push it off the screen. I've looked for these online but I couldn't find any.. so here I am wanting to make one.

I can do the logging in AND the keyword searching (once I know how to parse the text since it's a JavaApplet), but I need to know how to process the text field and 'enter' key along with reading in text.

Now I realize the other programs out there are more than likely in a compiled language like VB or C, but can Perl interact with a Java form?

In reply to Using Perl to perform java applet forms by Anonymous Monk

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