How are you exporting the display? If you're using an X server on your windows machine, I would guess you won't be able to do anything useful with Win32::GUITest (except maybe close and move windows around, if your X server doesn't run in a single window). But I may be mistaken. I haven't tried that.
Anyway, why would you end the session? As far as I can tell, you can just keep the session around while working with Win32::GUITest or whatever you want, and close the session when you're done. Or are you running some program that just immediately ends? If so, you should examine the docs for that program to see how to keep it running.
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So here is some of the code to do the exporting of the session, I am using Net::Telnet to get to the Unix Server:
my($session);
$session = new Net::Telnet
(
Timeout => 10,
Prompt => $prompt
);
$session -> input_log($logFileName);
$session -> open($host);
$session -> login($username, $password);
$session -> cmd("export DISPLAY=$ADDRNUM:0.0");
print( STDOUT "Starting X-Motif GUI xrel in background mode\n" );
$session -> cmd("xrel&");
sleep 5;
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I am not sure how to operate on the GUI while in $session as the commands in Net::Telnet do not look like what I might need or want.
If I get rid of the sleep the session goes away.
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