Upgrading a build

2002-02-12 Thread Paolo Cavicchini
Hello, I've got ActivePerl build 630 on both Windows 2000 and Linux Red Hat 7. I would like to upgrade to build 631: what's the correct procedure to upgrade the package? Do I need only to reinstall the new package over the oldest? Thank you in advance Paolo

RE: OT - dev computer

2002-02-12 Thread ALincoln
Al, My 2 cents...A couple of things about XP that differ to Windows 2000. First, XP does NOT use shared libs anymore (or as much). So if three software packages use the same .dll file, and you install all three software packages, you will have three copies of the same .dll file. This is why

Hello,

2002-02-12 Thread Marc Rottschaefer
Hello, I have a problem to print the content of an array to a browser. In a perl file I read the content of a working html file into an array with: open(FILE,page1.html); @content = FILE; close(FILE); Further I wanna print the content of that array by using: print @content; Until now

Re: OT - dev computer

2002-02-12 Thread David Wozmak
If I was in your personal situation right now, I would build the machine for dual boot, linux and win2000. Since I develop code that ends up half the time on Windows NT running IIS, and just as often on linux or freeBSD running apache and/or tomcat and/or stronghold... dwoz From: Al

Re: Hello,

2002-02-12 Thread Jeffrey
Uhh, so what's the problem? You said that it works fine from the console or a form... --- Marc Rottschaefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, I have a problem to print the content of an array to a browser. In a perl file I read the content of a working html file into an array with:

Re: Hello,

2002-02-12 Thread Terry L Fritts
Hello Marc, You don't say what's not working but maybe you need to print Content-type: text/html\n\n; before outputting to the browser? Terry Fritts Tuesday, February 12, 2002, 10:03:28 AM, you wrote: M I have a problem to print the content of an array to a browser. M In a perl

Re: Hello,

2002-02-12 Thread Jim Lynch
Good day, Marc. Perhaps you should work through one of the fine tutorials available on the web for CGI programming such as: http://www.lies.com/begperl/ You seem to be missing some of the elementary requirements of CGI programming. That will probably help answer future questions also. Jim.

Re: Hello,

2002-02-12 Thread Philip Bunce
Given that the Here document works, I'd have to say that your open must be failing. I recommend adding or print unable to open filebr; are you sure that the file is in the same directory as the perl script and that the server has permission to read the file? On Unix server requests usually

Hi all

2002-02-12 Thread Sumit
Hi all, I want to develop an application that would submit an query to any search page e.g. google.com and get all the resulting html pages on my computer. I know with WGET it is possible to get the WebPages on the local computer, but I need all the search results. Is there a module already