Pid wrote:
I'd suggest getting a new webserver then: 1) hosting is cheap, 2) you
can configure the server to do what you really need it to do.
There's little point in trying to force a cgi environment to forward
requests into Tomcat, if your server doesn't support it.
It's a false economy if you spend more than the equivalent hosting
cost in your time trying to resolve this - not a really a good idea at
all.
I agree, that is the best option, and that is the most logical thing!
However there are external issues which prevent this from happening
right now *sigh*! I would like to work in a place where the
cheapest/best thing is the thing that can be done!
Anyway, In case anyone is interested, I have now written a perl script
which does exactly that. So if anyone needs a "perl tomcat connector"
send me an email. (:
Best Regards,
Jacob
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Jacob Rhoden - http://www.jacobrhoden.com/
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