Catalin Borcea wrote:
>
> I tried
> "AddType application/x-httpd-cgi .exe "
> But I don't know which Action to add for this Type. I tried:
> "Action application/x-httpd-cgi d:/winnt/system32/cmd.exe" but still does
> not work.
>
> I tried also:
> "AddHandler cgi-exe .exe"
> "Action cgi-exe d:/wi
I tried
"AddType application/x-httpd-cgi .exe "
But I don't know which Action to add for this Type. I tried:
"Action application/x-httpd-cgi d:/winnt/system32/cmd.exe" but still does
not work.
I tried also:
"AddHandler cgi-exe .exe"
"Action cgi-exe d:/winnt/system32/cmd.exe" but still does not wo
I apologize for re-sending this to the list, but I phrased it incorrectly. I
thank those who responded, but the answers didn't apply because the question
was incorrect.
I realize this is a bit off topic, since it's not strictly Perl related, but
the application I am working on is a Perl app, and
AR> I had been using VBScript and JScript for my ASP coding on the server-side.
AR> Does anybody have any idea if the PerlScript engine is as robust as the
AR> Microsoft Scripting engines for ASP coding and if it can be safely used for
AR> ASP coding.
AR> I am tempted to raise this poser, as I f
I found this in the Mailing list archive a while ago. Hopefully the author
will forgive me, I forgot to include his name. It should help you though.
Jeremy
sub SID_bin2text {
my($bin) = @_;
my($Revision, $SubAuthorityCount,@IdentifierAuthorities) = unpack("CCnnn",
$bin);
($IdentifierA
On Mon, 23 Apr 2001, Conrad, Ben wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I'm trying to execute a page that first parses a .xls file, then puts some
> of that data into an array for use in the HTML portion of the script (using
> CGI). What I can't figure out is why I get the following error when I
> combine the Exc
On Mon, 23 Apr 2001, Jean-Paul Felix wrote:
> I have input files which are 'print images' that I wish to get data out of.
> Each 'page' always starts with a '1' in column 1 then the data is at fixed
> co-ordinates (character-wise) within the 'page'.
> Is there a similar function to 'format' that
Hello all
I can't get my script to work with the gui windows, when the gui sub
routine gets called and the windows gets created, the program freezes and
script does not continue
I have not done win32::Gui programming before so your help is always
appreciated.
See the script attached.
Thankyou
Hello all
I can't get my script to work with the gui windows, when the gui sub
routine gets called and the windows gets created, the program freezes and
script does not continue
I have not done win32::Gui programming before so your help is always
appreciated.
See the script attached.
Thankyou
Hello all
I can't get my script to work with the gui windows, when the gui sub
routine gets called and the windows gets created, the program freezes and
script does not continue
I have not done win32::Gui programming before so your help is always
appreciated.
See the script attached.
Thankyou
> I have a script running, no small victory there, but every time it is
> invoked by the scheduler I get a "expecting binary" error.
>
> I think my problem is that perl's dual interpreter/Compiler nature does
not
> create a .exe file, that the scheduler can find?
>
> So I need to compile the pro
>Greetings everyone
>
>I have a script running, no small victory there, but every time it is
>invoked by the scheduler I get a "expecting binary" error.
>
>I think my problem is that perl's dual interpreter/Compiler nature does
not
>create a .exe file, that the scheduler can find?
You don't
Greetings everyone
I have a script running, no small victory there, but every time it is
invoked by the scheduler I get a "expecting binary" error.
I think my problem is that perl's dual interpreter/Compiler nature does not
create a .exe file, that the scheduler can find?
So I need to compi
Folks,
I'm trying to execute a page that first parses a .xls file, then puts some
of that data into an array for use in the HTML portion of the script (using
CGI). What I can't figure out is why I get the following error when I
combine the Excel portion with the HTML portion:
CGI Error
The
Adam Frielink wrote:
> If anyone has the Learning Perl/Tk book, I am working through
> the example on
> page 65. I will include the script following.
>
> My problem is that this routine as in the book doesn't work.
> I can Disable
> the Exit button but re-enabling it doesn't work. My print
If anyone has the Learning Perl/Tk book, I am working through the example on
page 65. I will include the script following.
My problem is that this routine as in the book doesn't work. I can Disable
the Exit button but re-enabling it doesn't work. My print statement returns
the following:
ARRA
Hi,
I have a DLL written in C++ and need to access some of its functions from
within a Perl program. I try using Win32::API but find it difficult to pass
parameters correctly. Below is a piece of an .h file with description of a
function (ITEncryptS) I need to call. Would anyone be able to tell h
I just tried it again, and it worked fine.
Thanks,
Greg
- Original Message -
From: "Jan Dubois" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Greg Merritt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2001 11:23 AM
Subject: Re: Image Magic and HTML::Embperl problems
> On Fri, 20 A
Justin Rogers wrote:
> You have use strict and use warning turned on and you're using a
> package. When you use it as a program everything is cool. But when it
> is run as a package it wants you to use the package scoped variable. So
> you need to do:
>
> eval 'sub greet { print "$Foo:
You have use strict and use warning turned on and you're using a
package. When you use it as a program everything is cool. But when it
is run as a package it wants you to use the package scoped variable. So
you need to do:
eval 'sub greet { print "$Foo::greet\n" }';
Or to really use t
Hm, but it's better than the overly-minimalist
three option/two checkbox version of last week.
Ah, why should I worry if AS are selling stuff
as well as providing the binary ports that I
need? They seem like a nice enough crowd, and
we've all got to make a living. Let's face it,
it's not like w
I have input files which are 'print images' that I wish to get data out of.
Each 'page' always starts with a '1' in column 1 then the data is at fixed
co-ordinates (character-wise) within the 'page'.
Is there a similar function to 'format' that can be used to map how data is
read in?
Once read, I
Are you sure? It is kind of busy still with too much going on for my
tastes. And having to sign up and pay just to try out half of the darn
products. Man, I don't know how they expect people to use their stuff
when you don't even know what it does (Komodo and Komodo XSLT, I know
what they do an
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