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> From: adam allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 4:49 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Applications written in Perl running under Windows?
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> So my requirements would be.
> - something which I can package as an Installshei
I'd love to be able to write an application in Perl with a front-end,
that I could compile for Windows clients.
The situation is, I'm currently writing an e-commerce project which will
run on linux boxes, for this e-commerce site software needs to be
distributed to the masses, to run on their li
> -Original Message-
> From: Jones Robert Contr TTMS Keesler
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> Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 3:53 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Applications written in Perl running under Windows?
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> I'd provide some examples, but the US military forb
I'd provide some examples, but the US military forbids me from exporting
their code I have written for them in Perl. But suffice it to say that the
code does work across LANs, WANs and the Internet to keep the military in
business.
I really don't think the military would consider these program
>> Can anyone point out any applications that were written in Perl
>> that I can run in Windows that are not just "toys"? I plan to
>> try the programs under pc's without perl explicitly installed. I
>> would also like to know under which tools they were compiled.
>
>Let's see, application
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> I am thinking of developing executables in Perl for windows
> and would like some examples of what has been done so I can
> see what the capabilities and weaknesses are of such an
> undertaking.
>
> Can anyone point out any applications that were written in Perl
> th
>Can anyone point out any applications that were written in Perl
>that I can run in Windows that are not just "toys"? I plan to
>try the programs under pc's without perl explicitly installed. I
>would also like to know under which tools they were compiled.
Arthur,
Take a look at my Ampheta
I am thinking of developing executables in Perl for windows
and would like some examples of what has been done so I can
see what the capabilities and weaknesses are of such an
undertaking.
Can anyone point out any applications that were written in Perl
that I can run in Windows that are not just
Benjamin Eagle wrote:
> I am making a referral...that checks what URl a person is coming from
> and based of that URL it redirects them to another page...
>
> no prob...except I only really need to check one URl and if that URL go
> to a certain page
>
> anything else go to another page...this
Hello Mark,
Thursday, December 13, 2001, 11:35:02 AM, you wrote:
EMC> Active has a module called ActivePerl-HTML that will generate the TOC in
EMC> HTML format. The newest version of PPM updates the HTML help when a new
EMC> module is installed or removed.
EMC> It would be nice if the Win32 he
thanks david for your help...I got the redirect to work...if coming from
a URL...but I am trying to get it to where if they come from anywhere
else they get redirected somewhere else this is what I have...
use CGI;
my $q = new CGI;
if ($ENV{HTTP_REFERER} eq
'http://www.someplac
Active has a module called ActivePerl-HTML that will generate the TOC in
HTML format. The newest version of PPM updates the HTML help when a new
module is installed or removed.
It would be nice if the Win32 help was updated too. Not sure if there's
a way to do it.
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I like the searching functionality! BUT - if the pages you need are not
there, then the search won't help :-(
For example: If I install (for example) Tk and Win32::API.. the docs are
nowhere to be found. And sorry, but perldoc isn't an answer for me.
Suggestion: I think the compiled help should
Hello perl-win32-users,
This is an excerpt from the Activestate change logs for
build 630:
The style and content of the included online documentation
has been extensively revised. On Windows, all the
documentation is now provided in fully searchable HTML Help
format. Documentation in convention
Hello.
I wanted to learn about my options for emailing from within a Perl script.
I have installed the modules Mail::Sendmail and Mail::Sender and am
currently experimenting with the method MailFile in module Mail::Sender.
The main example I wanted to be able to work through with this method
was
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> I´m trying to create one script to unload all web site on my IIS
> server that are running on separate memory. I know that I've to
> use ADSI to do it, but I didn't fo
Yes, but a caveat of this is that not all ODBC drivers recognize
all the scalar functions, so you might still have to take
different SQL dialects into account.
I've run into this with a script which connects to either Oracle, or Access,
through ODBC.
> -Original Message-
> From: Simon Ol
Thiebaud Richard wrote:
>
> If you connect through ODBC, you can still have differences in the
> SQL dialect which the database engine uses, and your program may need
> to be aware of them.
>
> For example, I have an application which uses DBI:ODBC to connect either
> to Oracle or to MS Access.
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