NO: Batch file or command line keystroke emulator for X Windows on Windows

[Andrew Pavey]

I used to do something similar a long time ago. I worked out the key 
strokes required, built a text file (using dBase aah those were the 
days) and 'fired' it at the command line interface using the pipeing 
(input re-direction)  function.

Cheers, Andrew Pavey

At 10:14 AM +0800 31/5/12, Stephen Miller wrote:

>Greetings all
>
>I have a problem that I am sure one of my esteemed co listers has some
>experience with.
>
>I want to emulate hundreds - maybe thousands of entries in an old
>ORACLE Forms 2 Application that is keyborad driven. I am using KEA
>X-Windows viewer on Windows.
>
>I will need to dynamically create each discrete insert and then check
>the data in another system .
>
>Any ideas where I start?
>
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