SQL server connectivity

Hi gurus, I am trying to run my CGI's on WinNT. I can get the database connectivity through CGI scripts when I run them on the command prompt. But I cannot connect to the database through the same CGI programs when I run them through the browser. Please look at the Apache logs and let me know

Re: very tricky LWP problem

T&C Winquist wrote: > I have a very tricky little LWP project here. I've been looking for this > solution for well over a year and it keeps popping up. I'm trying to > automate some tasks on the web like automate some online banking just to > give an example. I've written my own 'sample login C

very tricky LWP problem

I have a very tricky little LWP project here. I've been looking for this solution for well over a year and it keeps popping up. I'm trying to automate some tasks on the web like automate some online banking just to give an example. I've written my own 'sample login CGI' so I could practice the

Re: open2() under Win32

Take a look at the IPC::Open2 man page: "perldoc IPC::open2" Hope this helps. Kind regards, Trevor J. Joerges $_=q;rrUSFWPSZK.ZKPFSHFT,rkvtuZbopuifsZQZibdl rrqpxfsfeZcyZQ,,riuuq://xxx.%.dpn,ru~@%.dpn ,rrr8-) ;;s;\~;kpfshft;g;s;\%;tfoenjnf;g;y;B-x;A-w

Re: Agent to log in to a website and fetch pages

Michael D. Smith wrote: > > That is two entirely separate things. Both of which I too have been > trying to figure out. As usual the documentation goes on at length, and > yet somehow never tells you what you want to know :) > > In case someone wants to give an example, specifically, this page

Re: Agent to log in to a website and fetch pages

I just wrote: >Once you've seen that, doing a POST of a form is only a little more involved. I don't >have an example of it online, but you should look up the CGI function make_form(). >Make_form creates all the parameter, value pairs for the form submission. Sorry, but the make_form function

Re: Agent to log in to a website and fetch pages

>Hello, >I am interested in creating a Perl agent to log into a >website and download pages for me. >Basically I want to submit a form using this agent. >Thanks, >Hardik There's a simple example of doing a GET of a page at http://www.gossland.com/course/cgi_use/requests.html Once you've seen

Re: Agent to log in to a website and fetch pages

That is two entirely separate things. Both of which I too have been trying to figure out. As usual the documentation goes on at length, and yet somehow never tells you what you want to know :) In case someone wants to give an example, specifically, this page for the HTML download: http://tim

Re: Agent to log in to a website and fetch pages

Hardik Oza wrote: > Hello, > I am interested in creating a Perl agent to log into a > website and download pages for me. > Basically I want to submit a form using this agent. LWP is the normal tool for accessing web pages via Perl script - contained in libwww-perl bundle. Check in .../perl/site/

Search the mailing list

I don't know for how long it has been fixed, but now you can search the list archives: Search "This Mailing List" in the left collumn. Finally. /J -- --- -- -- -- -- - - - Johan Lindström

open2() under Win32

Hi experts out there ! I'm new to perl and experienced a problem when trying to run a program capturing input and output from another prog using open2(); under UNIX it runs correctly, but not under Windows. Is there a special handling of open2 on Windows or is there another equivalent function t

Agent to log in to a website and fetch pages

Hello, I am interested in creating a Perl agent to log into a website and download pages for me. Basically I want to submit a form using this agent. Thanks, Hardik __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes http://finance.yahoo.c

AW: creating links (*.lnk files)

Thank you for the hints. it works great. ciao eckart -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Im Auftrag von Warkentin, Brad Gesendet: Donnerstag, 29. August 2002 17:43 An: 'ecki'; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: RE: creating links (*.lnk files) ecki [mailto

RE: Copying A File From A Remote Location Through A Webpage

Have you looked at the CGI.pm docs? There are two parts to uploading docs via a webpage. First, you have supply the correct type of form on the webpage: is probably the bare minimum that you need. Then, the script needs to properly parse the sent file. Below is a loop that I use in a scr

Re: Win32::OLE Idispatch and third part ActiveX Controls

Hello, I have gotten a little further. I have this ActiveX control, and I know the functions that are contained in in. My understanding is that I need a program ID to load it with Win32::OLE. I have no such ID, and the documentation contains no such program ID. The kicker is the company that wrot