RE: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

: Thursday, November 13, 2003 6:03 AM To: Maurice McCabe Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto > > A long time ago you had the attached correspondence. > > I am using isapi_fcgi.dll and it seems to be working for simple test > scripts, eg, counter.pl. But I

Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

> > A long time ago you had the attached correspondence. > > I am using isapi_fcgi.dll and it seems to be working for simple test > scripts, eg, counter.pl. But I need it to work for Embperl. > > You mention you got it to work for Embperl after patching the dll. Can you > send me the dll and any in

Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

Gerald, A long time ago you had the attached correspondence. I am using isapi_fcgi.dll and it seems to be working for simple test scripts, eg, counter.pl. But I need it to work for Embperl. You mention you got it to work for Embperl after patching the dll. Can you send me the dll and any install

Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

> > PerlEx - > after installation > I changed the file association for .epl from > > C:\perl\bin\perl.exe c:\mysite\embpcgi.pl %s > > to > > C:\perl\bin\PerlISEX.dll c:\mysite\embpcgi.pl %s > > ...but no luck there - is this vaguely right - any ideas? Perlex is not good for this, you can use

Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

thanks to Andrew, Randy, and Gerald I now have Embperl running as a CGI under IIS. I'm a bit stuck addressing the performance issue though - any help appreciated I've been looking at PerlEx, and FastCGI: PerlEx - after installation I changed the file association for .epl fr

Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

> > <%@ Language=PerlScript %> > <% use HTML::Embperl %> > <% > $input = ***some perl goes here ***; > $output; > HTML::Embperl::Execute({input => \$input,output => \$output}); > print $output; > %> > With 1.3.x this will not work, because you run into problems with threads, because 1.3.x cannot

RE: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

On Mon, 13 May 2002, Leake, Stuart wrote: > Sure ... I just put up a HTML-Embperl-no_mod_perl.ppd package under > that was built in this way, > based on 1.3.4 > > I couldn't find "HTML-Embperl-no_mod_perl.ppd" - I tried "HTML-Embperl.ppd" > is that

RE: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

Sure ... I just put up a HTML-Embperl-no_mod_perl.ppd package under that was built in this way, based on 1.3.4 I couldn't find "HTML-Embperl-no_mod_perl.ppd" - I tried "HTML-Embperl.ppd" is that the right one? With the basic examples I tried this

Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto 1.1

> Attached. Updated to reflect the ppm packages kindly provided by Randy > Kobes. > Thanks for the Update, will be in the next distribution of Embperl Gerald - Gerald Richterecos electronic communication services gmbh Internetco

Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

> > That's a very nice feature ... I changed the name of the package > to simply HTML-Embperl.ppd, with the beta 2.0b6 being Embperl.ppd > (which I recall doesn't work yet with perliis.dll). Thanks. > Great! Thanks very much Gerald

Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Gerald Richter wrote: > if you build the package in the way I decribed, there is no need for an > extra "no_mod_perl" package. By running the build process twice, you get two > dll's, if you put both in the package, Embperl can determinate at runtime > which ddl to use. That

Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

Randy, > > Sure ... I just put up a HTML-Embperl-no_mod_perl.ppd package if you build the package in the way I decribed, there is no need for an extra "no_mod_perl" package. By running the build process twice, you get two dll's, if you put both in the package, Embperl can determinate at runtime

Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Gerald Richter wrote: > > Randy Kobes - is there any chance of getting a ppm done of 1.3.4 > > *without* Apache support. Most people won't have compilers at home > > and this might be the simplest solution if they're forced to run > > embperl under IIS. > > > > The Ma

Re: Embperl CGI and IIS howto

Hi, > > Just finished a first draft of how to get embperl running as a CGI > under IIS. Comments/corrections very welcome - see the attached text > file. > Great! > 1. I could NOT manage to get Embperl running straight through the > cgi directly. i.e. like so: > http://localhost/