Thanks.
A few other questions about using Rev in the cgi-bin.
Can a Rev cgi script use the launch command to run a small Rev app
from inside cgi-bin?
Do I understand correctly that several instances of the Rev cgi
application can be running concurrently? In other words, the server
could
Richard,
using 'launch' is not advisable. Not only every instance of your cgi
will start it's own program but there's a big chance that your cgi is
running as 'nobody' or 'apacheuser' or some other very limited user on
your server (this is a good thing, it's security wise to put the cgi
user on a
Thanks, Andre, for the extensive reply. I'll study it and get back to
you if I have any questions.
Richard
On Jan 15, 2008, at 10:47 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Richard,
using 'launch' is not advisable. Not only every instance of your cgi
will start it's own program but there's a big chance
I'm looking for suggestions on how to accomplish the following.
1. User starts a search of my text-based database (via browser and
Rev cgi).
2. My app finds the results (which are a series of line numbers...
possibly as many as 1000)
3. I now want to store those results so that when the user
If I understand what you're trying to do, I've done something similar
(but not with Rev) and it worked quite well. What I had returned to the
user was a table of dates of commissary sales data. Only the dates and
the total sales for the day were shown. I created a simple HTML table
where
Len,
I understand your solution, and to an extent, I've already
implemented it. But my situation is different than yours (if I
understand what you are saying). In your case, it seems that the date
links were able to retrieve sales data that was either already
available or easy to
We do stuff like this all the time. caching data locally.
The deal is we store last datetime changed for each row in each table
in our database. Every time the row gets changed the datetime gets
updated.
The various systems that use the data search the local data cache,
not the external
