Re: How to persist Win32::IE::Mechanize object

Win32::IE::Mechanize is based on Win32::OLE, and an OLE object lives in another process entirely. So you cannot persist Win32::IE::Mechanize objects. The best thing you can try is to save all "necessary" information, like page history etc., and then recreate that to restore the object.

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Re^2: How to persist Win32::IE::Mechanize object by monkster (Sexton) on Aug 11, 2008 at 12:08 UTC
Oh... Bad. :( Thanks for the reply though.. Is there any other way by which I can work on an IE window that I have opened already?? I tried GetActiveObject option, but it is not working, it opens up a new IE always. Or use some other modules to do this operation??? Thanks, Monkster	[reply]
Re^3: How to persist Win32::IE::Mechanize object by Anonymous Monk on Aug 11, 2008 at 12:45 UTC
Maybe its a new window, buts its the same process (see task manager).	[reply]