What you really want is to embed the
Win32:InternetExplorer. module in your perlApp app.

Or something like that. It's a way to embed an IE in your App, and I think
you can define processes.

the problem you are experiencing I belive is that your browser sessions
don't know how to handle the .exe conent type. Or if they do they are
configured to not allow it to run.

justa a few ideas.

Marty
p.s. (IMHO) it does sound a little like you might be trying to use the wrong
tool for the job though. Maybe you could explain the spec a bit more.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Brad Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 7:05 PM
Subject: PerlApp


> I would like to use PerlApp to create a freestanding web-based
> application.  So far, when the app is started, it uses Win32::OLE to
> open a browser window (MSIE), and pass it the first page, a frames
> page named main.html.
>
> Now, MSIE serves as my application window.  I would like to be able to
> click links in the browser window, which would make a call to
> my_app.exe, and the my_app.exe would send back the corresponding
> information to the browser window.  Right now, though, I can't seem to
> get it to work, since the web browser window wants to save/open the
> .exe from the hyperlink.
>
> I worried that this would happen in certain cases, like those people who
> have auto-downloaders installed, but I did not expect it not to work at
> this primary point.
>
> So, in the browser window, the hyperlink URL would read:
> <a href="my_app.exe?command=do_this">.... where 'my_App.exe' is
> the application I created using PerlApp, and 'coomand=do_this' is the
> argument I am passing.
>
> Is it just a syntax in the way I am passing the arguments?
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>
> Brad Smith
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