Hi.
You can use the get() method of LWP:Simple or the LWP:UserAgent,
HTTP:Request and HTTP:Response methods. Both ways of doing it are described
on recipe 20.1 of O'Reilly's "Perl Cookbook" (Tom Christiansen and Nathan
Torkington).
good luck
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>> I want to make the following :
>> 1. Query a site ?
Send an HTTP GET.
>> 2. Get the results of the query in my script (we are still in Apache)
That's where you will get them. You will receive a content representing a
valid HTML document.
>> 3. Exctract the information I need ?
You will nee
> I want to make the following :
> 1. Query a site ?
> 2. Get the results of the query in my script (we are still in Apache)
> 3. Exctract the information I need ?
> 4. Fomat it and send to the browser ?
A simple registry script will do it, I don't see the catch? LWP is your
friend.
>
> Does so
