How can I set up a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (non-stop) operation with iMacros?
Many applications of iOpus iMacros require continuous operation of the software. Examples are the use of iMacros as part of payment gateway, extracting large volumes of information or web testing applications in general. Problem: iMacros has the ability to remotely control the web browser and a wide variety of third-party browser plug-ins, such as Java virtual machine (Java applets), Adobe Acrobat Reader (PDF viewer), Macromedia Shockwave (Flash applets) and many others. By design most of these controls are not intended for 24×7 operations and running them repeatedly for several days can lead to undesirable effects, such as increased memory consumption (“memory leaks”). Solution: The Scripting Interface is a compact and reliable component that controls the iMacros browser and thus, all its plug-ins. The Scripting Interface was designed to automate web testing and at the same time to compensate for problems of the Windows Internet components used by the iMacros browser and third-party b
