it's run command line mode not GUI on Linux
Dear ....
our aim of new project is to work on Linux.
there is no GUI Interface.
i made some scrapable session.
and export them into a xml file.
and i'm copy the file into import directory.
and i ran the './start_server' file.
so i can't see the file in the 'import' dicrectory.
but i can't know the name of scrapable sesion.
because i can't run 'screen-scraper' file on text mode.
therefore i can't excute the new session file.
how can i get the name of scrapable session?
it's run command line mode not GUI on Linux
jigong,
Unfortunately, the option to delete or remove sessions from a gui-less environment is not available. However, existing sessions do not interfere with new sessions that you may add to an instance of screen-scraper. so, you may add new sessions to the import directory and not worry that they will not run correctly.
if you want to interact with session that were added by someone else and you do not know what they are called I'm afraid you're going to have to find the person who added them because - outside of supplanting the contents of /resource/db/ into an environment with a gui - you do not have access to that data.
-Scott
more question.
i want to know the way of getting name of registered values
like a scraping session, script, proxy session ..... in textmode on linux.
and i want to know how can i delete them by what command.
please explain details for text mode command on linux !!!
i understand ur asnwer but if i forget the file and filename how can i get the name?
it's my point.
my system is only text mode.
my system is working on linux
i can't use GUI.
so it's very hard to use it.
it's run command line mode not GUI on Linux
jigong,
You can find the name of your scraping session in a few different ways.
- When you exported the session and you did not change the default name your session will be the first part of the xml file name.
For example:
my session name (Scraping Session).xml
Where "my session name" is the name of your session.
- Open the xml file in a text editor and search for the name tag. Your scraping session name is between the tag.
Please let us know if you are still unable to find the name of your scraping session.
Thank you,
Scott