Re: [MacPerl] more on vqServer
[email protected] (David Steffen) Wed, 24 Jan 2001 14:25:13 -0600
| Newsgroups | perl.macperl,perl.macperl.webcgi |
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| Message-ID | <v04210105b694e764b38e@[206.109.105.75]> |
>what is this other list you speak of perl/cgi? It is MacPerl-WebCGI Its address is [email protected]. This may be the old address; the new address might be [email protected], but for the moment at least, the old address still works. The list you posted to is the general MacPerl list. For questions about CGI programming, it is suggested you use the WebCGI list. The email address to subscribe is: To subscribe to this list, send email to: [email protected] ...having the body of the message consist of: subscribe >When I try to access the cgi script from my site with the .pl extension on >the cgi it will open for editing on the server. However if i remove the .pl >extension from the script and call it by the same name then it runs on the >server bringing up the MacPerl box stating >This program relays MacHTTP search AppleEvents to MacPerl. >Still though no data showing up in the web browser. This has to do with how suffix mapping has been set in your server. One quick thing to try is setting the suffix to .cgi or .acgi However, the issue I raised in my previous email stands. You need to make sure this server uses the MacHTTP standard suite of AppleEvents to communicate with CGIs. This may be in the documentation, but I was unable to find it online. Another way to check this is to look for any example CGI scripts. If these are not Mac specific, and do not include reference to AppleEvents, this would indicate that vqServer does NOT use the MacHTTP standard and thus is NOT compatable with the MacPerl CGI glue. -David- David Steffen, Ph.D. President, Biomedical Computing, Inc. <http://www.biomedcomp.com/> Phone: (713) 610-9770 FAX: (713) 610-9769 E-mail: [email protected]