Help me choose a way through which I can achieve the following.The steps to be performed are listed below.
Steps
1)Open a PDF file .Copy the value of each cell one by one.Please find image of sample PDF file
2)Open browser URL https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1MWbMjCHgBUylLWo2fWeyZnoUsx33ewQ0S39_ykbWwYc/viewform and then paste the corresponding value of PDF in a webpage form.
3) After repeating the above process for all fields in PDF file,there is a 'Submit' button in the webpage form which needs to clicked upon.
The above steps need to be performed on all the PDF files under a folder.
Can Selenium be used for this task or some other automation tools??
If selenium can be used, request to brief the process.
Regards,
Sri
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I have a Macro enabled MS Word document and I want to test it with SpecFlow. What is the best way to do this?
The tests would involve opening the Word document and interacting with a dialog box generated by VBA. The test would need to read and assert the text of messages displayed on the dialog box. The tests would also need to read and assert the content of new PDF files created by the Macro.
I'm trying to find a way to host some fillable PDF forms on our website that people can download, fill out, and then they have a SUBMIT button on it that would 1) upload the completed form to a folder on our web server as a PDF file, and then ideally 2) email a direct link to the file on the server. I know how to add the button, just not clear on the actions side for this scenario.
Adobe docs have some info here, https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/publishing-interactive-pdf-web-forms.html, but nothing specific to what I need.
Does anyone have any experience with this? And if it's even a realistic goal given the number of different PDF readers, browser-based viewers, etc and how it would be supported by all?
Thanks in advance
I'm using a WebBrowser control to perform a series of operations that result in showing a PDF document. When it comes to this point, the PDF is shown in an Adobe Reader Plugin hosted in WebBrowser, so I can't retrieve its content by handling the WebBrowser.DocumentCompleted event. I'm aware of this limitation. What I'd like to know is whether I can easily locate the temporary PDF file which is being displayed so I could retrieve it from its disk location. Does anyone know which directories I should query for it?
We would like to generate a PDF without using the existing "PDF" button, but we would like to add our own button that gets a custom template and generates a document filled by the data in the form.
Which Orbeon API we can use for this purpose? This API will get the form id and the PDF template and will generate the document.
The API should give us the possibility to :
Map data to the PDF.
Save the PDF in a given directory.
Sdd some changes to the PDF like adding an image and save the document (this will be our custom code).
Download the PDF after process.
What you're looking for sounds very much like Orbeon Forms' PDF template feature. With Form Runner, you can add your own buttons to the form, and those buttons can have their own label and "logic". The latter is defined in a process, which is a sequence of actions. One of those actions is send(), which as its name implies, "sends" some information related to the form to a service you provide.
You can configure that action to send a PDF generated by "filling" a PDF template with the data entered by users in the form by using send(content = "pdf"). You can find more about this in the documentation for the send() action.
I want to know that how to verify the report. Report is in PDF format and has table or images etc. Image is attached here for further information.
Selenium won't give you direct access to the contents of a PDF file.
Have you looked at JPDFUnit (a wrapper around PDFBox)?
I personally would separate the verification of PDF contents from the functional tests based on browser interactions.