ember 30, 2002
11:42
Subject: RE: Console-less Tk?
When I run the Tk
demo from the perl development kit, widget.bat or widget, I don't get a
console. when I run that app.. you may want to look at
that.
-Original Message-From: Wiley Hacker
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Folks:
I know this is probably a FAQ, but I couldn't
find an answer to this on the regular Perl newsgroups, so I thought I'd
ask.
On UNIX, I used to create a daemon process using
two fork()'s and an exec(). I used that technique to successfully create Perl/Tk
programs that didn't have a
I assume you are referring to server-side scripts, since most browsers don't
support Perl as a client-side scripting language without some sort of
add-on.
As far as server-side script security is concerned, I'd say your script
security depends on your web server software and your administrator's
