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Thursday, 31 March 2011

Blog posts on O2 scripts covering: JavaScript, OpenXML, GIT, PuttyGen, RDP, .NET Static Analysis

Here a couple more Blog Posts on O2 Scripting that I published recently at the O2 focused blog http://o2platform.wordpress.com:
  • O2 Script: Util - Javascript Object viewer
  • O2 Script: Manipulating RadioButtons
  • O2 Script: Quick File Viewer
  • Making HttpRequest QueryString and Form Editable
  • O2 Script: loading data from an Xslx (OpenXml) file
  • Decomposing an Lamba method used in an O2 Script
  • O2 Script: Installing TortoiseSVN and ProcessExplorer
  • O2 Script: Creating a Git Clone using TortoiseGIT
  • O2 Script: adding the SSH Key to GitHub
  • O2 Script: automating PuttyGen to create Public and Private Keys
  • O2 Script: Automating TortoiseGit installation
  • Custom O2 for .NET Static Analysis
  • O2 Script: Testing for RDP server
  • Running Javascript in O2's IE Automation environment
If you want a way to start on your C# based O2 scripting activities, documenting some of these scripts, would be a great activity :)  This would really help you to understand how they work.
Posted by diniscruz at 23:34
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