the login token... or what...
I know that the "memberof" attributes won't be populated in the directory for user: dom2\user ... with information from dom1 ... so I can't get it from there...
Has anyone done anything like this? Thou
f, $varPID ) ) { print "Process successfully created on ".$strServer." with PID ".$varPID."...\n";
} else { print "Failed to create process on ".$strServer."...\n";}
This should be pretty straight-forward... and completely untested... remembe
objProcess) variable would be set...
Thoughts?Andy Speagle-On 5/15/06, Timothy Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are you getting the
ProcessId property returned at the end? Have you checked the contents of
$varPID?
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
pl", undef, undef, $varPID ) ) { print "Process successfully created with PID $varPID\n";} else {
print "Failed to create process.\n";}
print $objProcess->{ProcessId}."\n";
It appears that I can't get any information about the process via the $objProc
There's a very nice set of modules for Excel you should check out:
Spreadsheet::WriteExcel
Spreadsheet::ParseExcel
Cheers,
Andy Speagle
On 5/14/06, jagdish eashwar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,I am unable to get the name of the cells in my excel worksheet though I can get
tring.\$ Please format me.\$\$\$ I am the endof the String.\$\$ And i am the last!";
$Data =~ s/[\$]{3}//;$Data =~ s/[\$]{2}//;$Data =~ s/\$//;
print $Data ."\n";
Hope that helps...
Andy Speagle
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On 5/12/06, Holger Wöhle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,under Windows
1, NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS, '.' ) || die "Win32::Process::Create: $! ($^E)";
return $obj;}
This all works fine in a console... so once again... I'm afraid that this sort of thing doesn't work right when handled as a CGI...
Thoughts?
Andy Spe
getting a proper process fired up...
Could you give me an example of how this might work?
Thanks,
Andy Speagle
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On 4/26/06, $Bill Luebkert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andy Speagle wrote:> Hi Bill,>> Thanks for the info... I tried your suggested code... though it doesn&#
aitpid '-544' Parent: waitpid '-10592' Parent: waitpid '-10344' Parent: I have 6 kids
--
You can see that it catches the first child thread (-11404) dying... but all subsequent children are not caught... is it that this script is processed as a cgi that it's
you can see... the first child (PID -10180) is reaped... but the rest never seem to die... can anyone clue me into why that is?... I'm running ActiveState Perl
5.6.0 Build 623...
Thanks,
Andy Speagle
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