Do you have to use the .plx extension that gets installed into
IIS?
You only need to use .plx extensions if you are running
ISAPI perl. If you are running it as cgi you can use cgi or pl, although, that
depends on how your server is configured. You could use a .dog extension to run
perl if your server is mapped that way.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dave Fowlie
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 10:47 PM
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Subject: Am I just stupid or somethingRight I'm trying to convert an existing PERL cgi file (which used to run on a Linux machine)I've got Active Perl installed on my Win2k box....and I started writing the file using perlscript as an ASP page.I immediately bumped into a problem.There's lots of lists (arrays) in the original Perl Code....and I still want to use them, cause they're part of what makes Perl functional.....but IIS complains that the @ symbol can only be used once and only at the top of the page for one of the ASP inbuilt @ directives......How then are you supposed to implement an array in ASP file using PerlScript as the scripting language?Do you have to use the .plx extension that gets installed into IIS?-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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