After a sleepless night I finally got bits of it working.

Apparently, once I transfer the files to the server using CGI, what I have to do is just:
1. Export the selenium test cases as Perl scripts.
2. Install the necessary modules. (Could just bundle it up on server one time.)
3. Execute these scripts in the background on the server (cloud instance) directly using Perl
4. Test::More will tell me if tests have passed or failed
5. I could simply retrieve the status and carry on with life =)

Thanks!!! Any further contributions to this discussion are welcome

In reply to Re^2: Executing selenium scripts automatically on cloud server using Perl by mkhan
in thread Executing selenium scripts automatically on cloud server using Perl by mkhan

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