That gets me pointed in the right direction
... little browsers... on the desktop... little browsers, made of
ticky-tacky...
(paraphrasing an old Malvina Reynolds song)
I was trying to figure out what the webserver (apache) connector was
doing.
But these little browsers are OK -- they (should) have access to the
file system and some have a window & can be made double-clickable
Thx
Dick
On Aug 7, 2004, at 5:11 PM, Jim Davis wrote:
> In the pre-mx work you could do this by passing the template to the CF
> Executable (something like "cfserver.exe /myTemplate.cfm", but I
> forget the
> exact syntax).��And you're right - it was very useful.��;^)
>
> In the MX world things aren't that simple.��You can't just call a
> template
> from the command line like you used to.��However you can still call CF
> Templates via the web server (as always) - and there's a few tools
> that let
> you do this from the command line.��"WGet" is one that works well but
> there
> are others.
>
> In essence all they are are little HTTP clients - little "browsers"
> if you
> like that can make an HTTP request but basically ignore the results
> (they
> dump the results, but don't do anything with any of the content or
> most of
> the HTTP headers).
>
> It's not as neat, but it does work.
>
> Jim Davis
>
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