Hi
31 Jan 2001, "Sam Ewalt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
SE> Is there a differance between https and shtml?
These are 2 completely different things.
https is secure HTTP. It uses cryptography, so that the traffic looks like
garbage, and can only be read by the legal receiver.
shtml is ???
shtml.apm says:
=== Begin file ===
SHTML.EXE can execute following directives:
<!--#include file="filename" -->
taht include file called "filename"
You can include *.sht files too. For every level will run a new copy of
program. (if remain free memory)
<!--#include virtual="url" -->
taht include file on specified "url"
<!--#size file="filename" -->
include size of "filename" in bytes
<!--#echo var="variable" -->
if variable is
LAST_MODIFIED date of last modification on main document
DOCUMENT_NAME eg. index.sht
DOCUMENT_URL eg file:c:\arachne\examples\index.sht
DATE include local date
TIME include local time
or can include any system enviroment like COMSPEC or PATH
<!--#exec cmd="command" -->
<!--#exec cgi="program" -->
include output of "command" or "program"
other commands will ignored
=== End file ===
SE> What does the shtml Apm do?
see above
CU, Ricsi
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