Well, you need a server of some kind to create a web interface, but there are
*very* simple servers nowadays, e.g. servers that fit inside a single Perl
process.
Have you tried getting this to work on your local machine:
http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Mason::Manual::Tutorial
Jon
On Feb 22, 2012, at 9:01 PM, Harvey S. Frey wrote:
> Problem: I want to use an HTML page as an alternative to Windows Explorer, so
> I can annotate, edit and sort files. BUT, Javascript won't let me access any
> local files.
>
> Desired solution: Embedding perl scripts to let me, for example, run an
> editor on a file. I suppose I could do it if I ran a local server, like
> TomCat, but that gets to be too much of a kludge.
>
> Question: Can I use Mason to embed perl scripts in an HTML file, which I can
> run locally, without a server?
>
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