Josh Chamas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Team,
>>
>> My story with Apache::ASP
>>
>> I had created an application (consisting of serveral dlls written in VB). I had
>naturally been forced to use IIS which lets you call DLLs from ASP.
>>
>> All I had in the ASP file w
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Team,
My story with Apache::ASP
I had created an application (consisting of serveral dlls written in VB). I had naturally been forced to use IIS which lets you call DLLs from ASP.
All I had in the ASP file was a Server.CreateObject("Class.clsClass") which returned HTML.
mrjaffa21 wrote:
>
> For some time i've been using apache v1.3 + mod_perl 1.3 and
> apache::asp under win32. When Apache 2.0 was released I thought I
> would upgrade, due to the enhanced support under win32 environments;
> so I installed apache 2.0 which was pre-compiled and linked with
> mod_pe
I also had the same problem. Someone said it was because mod_perl was not
compiled into the binaries. Suggested using a package found at links from
perl.apache.org with Apache 1.3 and Apache::ASP and mod_perl and... I didn't
want to do that, I like the installer and most important I don't like
pre
mrjaffa21 wrote:
>
> When I start apache 2.0, it complains that "PerlModule not
> allowed here", the directives im using are:
Same problem here. Actually I only prototype stuff on my Win32 box so I'm
not that worried but if you get a result please let me know.
--
Simon Oliver
---
For the record, I have had the same problem, even when
compiling from source. I concluded that it was not a
Apache::ASP problem, but a mod_perl problem. If you
don't get an answer here, you might try posting the
same question to the mod_perl lists.
Good Luck,
Chris.
--- mrjaffa21 <[EMAIL PR
Jonathan De Graeve wrote:
>
> How dus it come that Apache ASP is different from Microsofts ASP
> implementation.
>
> The Apache ASP is more Perl with some word coding style like ASP. It isn't
> like the Chillisoft ASP.
>
> But great job, keep on going.
>
Microsoft ASP, or Active Server Pages,
Dariusz Pietrzak wrote:
>
> > I'm wondering if there is a neat and clever way to utilize the functionality of
> > Apache::ASP in an offline capacity...
> how about 'asp' script,
> i think it's included in Apache::ASP distribution
>
> eyck@ghost:~$ asp
>
Exactly... the asp script is at ./cgi/as
> I'm wondering if there is a neat and clever way to utilize the functionality of
> Apache::ASP in an offline capacity...
how about 'asp' script,
i think it's included in Apache::ASP distribution
eyck@ghost:~$ asp
Usage: asp [-hsdb] [-o directory] file1 @arguments file2 @arguments ...
-h
John:
The beauty of Apache::ASP is that it is all written in "perl". I often
implement the off-line functionality that you describe through a "cron" job
and a perl script (or a makefile.) See the LWP library (to pull data from
other web sites,) the DBI library (to pull data from local data base
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