Can anyone shed any light on why I get the 'Can't use method "Resolve" on
unblessed reference' when I run the following with Exchange. I don't get the
problem when using Outlook??
use OLE;
$LogonName = "Ian Core";
$LogonPasswd = undef;
$ActiveSession = CreateObject OLE "MAPI.Session" || die "Cr
Dear all,
When our developers install visual studio and MSSDK, the envrioment
variables are set into USER area instead of SYSTEM area. We want the
variables are set to SYSTEM area instead of USER area. Everytime when
developers install above softwares, we ask them manually move the enviroment
var
Perl barely supports the native Windows GUI, let alone something like
skinning. I'm not saying it isn't possible, of course. If you can find the
C source of some program that already uses skins, you may be able to
replicate the behavior by translating API calls to Win32::API
(theoretically). Yo
> I'm looking for a module that handles big integer arithmetic significantly
> more quickly than Math::BigInt.
>
> Math::Pari might be one such module, though I gather it's unworkable on
> Windows - and the install procedure is enough to prevent one from even
> trying to build it.
Actually, I ha
I have an object class which I want to be accessible as an array and hash.
I know I can do this..
tie, %hash, 'myClass';
tie, @list, 'myClass';
print $hash{blah};
print $list[0];
but what I want to do is somehting like this:
my $obj = myClass->new();
print $obj{blah};
print $obj[0];
I guess
Perl has a built in crypt function that will encrypt test. You cannot
de-crypt that information though. I have used it when creating some cgi
based applications that need a username / password. All I do is store the
username /password encrypted in a flat file. Then when the person logs on,
I e
Johan wrote
> You can e.g. use Win32::GUI to send the message to a window.
---
Win32::GUI::SendMessage($handle,563,'$Memhandle',0,);
---
Yep I can detremine the handle and send WM_DROPFILES,
The windows do respond, (observed with spy.exe from win32 SDK)
> The difficult
> part seems to be how t
I've been wrestling with a character mapping problem that has me
stumped. I'd like to write a subroutine that would be given a character
string and return a character pattern of the letters. There may be a
proper title for this, but I don't know what it would be. Occurrences
of the first letter
Richard A. Nakroshis wrote, on Monday, October 15, 2001 11:20 AM
: I've been wrestling with a character mapping problem that has me
: stumped. I'd like to write a subroutine that would be given a character
: string and return a character pattern of the letters. There may be a
: proper title for
Richard A. Nakroshis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] asked:
> I've been wrestling with a character mapping problem that has me
> stumped.
[...]
> 'mississippi' would return 'abccbccbddb'
> 'parallel' would be 'abcbdded'
> 'hello' 'world' would be 'abccd' 'abcde'
use strict;
my $
"Morse, Richard E" wrote:
>
> I'm not sure about it cutting off, but handling the naming issue of the download
> is something that I've dealt with before -- basically, most browsers are going
> to save the file by the name of the page they are getting it from. The trick is
> to fool the browsers
> > http://mysite.com/myscript.cgi/path/to/my/file?any=extra+cgi+params
> --^
>
> When using PATH_INFO, you use / instead of ? to start the arg list:
>
> http://mysite.com/myscript.cgi/relativepathtomy/script/any=extra+cgi+params
Definately "yes and n
Rodney Wines wrote:
>
> > > http://mysite.com/myscript.cgi/path/to/my/file?any=extra+cgi+params
> > --^
> >
> > When using PATH_INFO, you use / instead of ? to start the arg list:
> >
> > http://mysite.com/myscript.cgi/relativepathtomy/script/any=extr
I know wxPerl has a set of paint tools (PaintDC, WindowDC,...) that
might be worth looking in to. You can get wxPerl at
wxperl.sourceforge.net. The best documentation is the docs for
wxWindows, available at wxwindows.org.
Good luck,
~Matt
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Hi all,
I want to create a manifest file which has the list of files which goes for
packaging and create a digital signature for each files. I know we have a
modue in perl to do it, but i can't really recall the module name. can any
one please help me in this regard? if possible, please do giv
>From CPAN
(http://www.cpan.org/modules/by-module/File/File-Tail-0.98.readme):
The File::Tail module is designed for reading files which
are continously appended to (the name comes from the tail -f
directive). Usualy such files are logfiles of some
description.
--
Mark Thoma
I'm using MIME::Lite to send a multipart/alternative
email to our members. As part of this, I'm hoping
that the reply-to in the header would be the address
that is used for bounced emails. It seems this isn't
working. Infact the emails come back to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can we change this in MIME:
I have:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
I want an Outlook distribution list with these addresses.
Outlook makes me do them one at a time.
Can you do this in perl? If so how?
Thanks.
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Hi all,
I have a script that parses an array of data and then fills out an Excel
worksheet with it. What I am noticing is that, in some cases, the
scripts executes INCREDIBLY slow where it takes close to ten seconds for
one inner loop iteration. I've only begun to investigate what is going
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
>
> I want an Outlook distribution list with these addresses.
>
> Outlook makes me do them one at a time.
>
> Can you do this in perl? If so how?
>
Read up on Exchange automation through its ADSI or LDAP interfaces
--- Chuck Brewer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I am noticing is that, in
> some cases, the
> scripts executes INCREDIBLY slow where it takes
> close to ten seconds for
> one inner loop iteration.
Yep, I've seen this behavior. My script ran into
'slow' spots on the spreadsheet. For example
I've been woking this issue on and off for a while now having issues
connecting to an Exchange server's LDAP interface and creating mailboxes.
The current problem is that I manage 3 exchange servers in different
locations of our WAN, and the script, once connected to one server to do
maintenance
Dear all,
I want to open a directory and get all sub folders except "." and ".." under
directory, how can I do it?
Thanks
Lixin
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I am sorry, I do not make it clear.
The code is like:
opendir (DIR, $directory) || die "can not open it:$!";
@sub_folders = readdir($directory);
can I do something on the second line to make @sub_folders not include "."
and ".."?
Thanks
Lixin
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opendir (DIR, $directory) || die "can not open it:$!";
@sub_folders = grep $_ !~ /^\.+$/, readdir($directory);
Peter Guzis
Web Administrator, Sr.
ENCAD, Inc.
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.encad.com
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@sub_folders = grep !/^\.\.?$/, readdir (DIR);
1) you need to send in the directory handle (DIR) not the directory name
2) you can use grep to pull out the . and ..
This does work on windows.
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