>>
Is the difference in case okay? (write vs. Write)
>>
Nice catch, but unfortunately, that's not the problem. I have a new test.asp that looks like
this:
<%
response.write("Hello World!")
%>
Still the same problem...
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Web-SIG ma
Hello,
I have been hunting for a solution to this one for some time. I've already
tried all the easy
stuff. I have IIS 5 on a WinXP Pro machine.
CGI works, but no ASP. All I get is:
HTTP/1.1 500 Server Error (nothing else - no other errors or explanation)
I have tried
1. Reinstalling Py
e a PY2EXE program with every web hit.
I'm going to keep tinkering...
Best Regards,
JDM
J.D. Main wrote:
> I want to see the entire HTTP request with everything inside it.
You won't get that as a CGI (or WSGI) application. It is the web
server's job to parse the headers
e
features of the CGI module with the WSGI interface.
http://whiffdoc.appspot.com/
Hope that helps, -- Aaron Watters
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less is more.
--- On Sat, 4/3/10, J.D. Main wrote:
> From: J.D. Main
> Subject: [Web-SIG] IIS and Python CGI - how do I see more than just the form
>
Hi Folks,
I hope this question hasn't already been answered...
I'm using IIS 5 and calling a python script directly in the URL of a request.
Something like:
http://someserver/myscript.py
or even
http://someserver/myscript.py?var1=something&var2=somthingelse
Using the CGI module, I can certa
