Request Info

Hi, I am facing an issue with reading/writing COM port. I am using Win32 serial port API for this purpose. The problem is that some times opening or closing COM port handle fails and the program dies. Because of this the test session I execute terminates abruptly. I call this perl script from a

RE: Problem compiling VC++ module with XS

Hi Rob, Thanks for the hint. But the option -TP directs vc++ to handle all files as C++. The problems are maros defined in lib\CORE\win32iop.h that redefine standard C function declarations. The same functions (i.e. eof) are declared in some standard classes but with a different signature. The

Re: Request Info

If it dies intermittently I would put in some code to catch the error and retry it a few times. At 01:30 PM 2/22/05 +0530, Rajesh Vattem wrote: Hi, I am facing an issue with reading/writing COM port. I am using Win32 serial port API for this purpose. The problem is that some times opening or

PGP for perl

Hi all, Any good hints for PGP solutions? I need to ftp a file but need to encrypt it first using PGP. Thanks Peter. __ This message may contain privileged information. If you have received this message by mistake, please keep it

Re: PGP for perl

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, Any good hints for PGP solutions? I need to ftp a file but need to encrypt it first using PGP. Does it have to be PGP ? I have an RSA solution that may suffice. -- ,-/- __ _ _ $Bill LuebkertMailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (_/ / )//

HTTP synch

Title: HTTP synch Hi, I have a script that uses shells to run a wget command, in order to synch a web site with a local folder. The web site is the source and the local folder is the destination. Currently it just blindly copies the website down to the local folder without performing any

Re: HTTP synch

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Conor Lillis wrote: | Hi, | I have a script that uses shells to run a wget command, in order to | synch a web site with a local folder. The web site is the source and the | local folder is the destination. | | Currently it just blindly copies the

Re: How can I do this?

Well to do it as a bookmark where they just go to it and bam, it's all there, u can make the page an autosubmiting form with javascript. As in as soon as they load the page, the javascript submits the form containing the path to the file. U can hide the guts underneath a div layer and have the

RE: HTTP synch

Title: RE: HTTP synch Thanks to all who suggested the wget -m option, it is just the ticket ! Must read the man file more closely in future Must read the man file more closely in future Must read the man file more closely in future.. -Original Message- From: Darryl Ross

Re: Win32::OLE : Bizarre Push while Examining IE Events

Hi Andrew, I really don't know what's going on, but I have tried running MSAccess as an OLE automation server; you too are obviously running IE as an OLE automation server. I hate it when people tell me something can't be done, but I really doubt that you can call events from a COM object via a

Re: Problem compiling VC++ module with XS

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Rob, Thanks for the hint. But the option -TP directs vc++ to handle all files as C++. Sorry - missed that, but *did* notice the syntax errors - and thought they might be arising because the cpp files were being treated as c files. I don't think I can help. Try the

RE: Problem compiling VC++ module with XS

On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Rob, Thanks for the hint. But the option -TP directs vc++ to handle all files as C++. The problems are maros defined in lib\CORE\win32iop.h that redefine standard C function declarations. The same functions (i.e. eof) are declared in some