Hi, > I am sorry to bother you, probably too many people are > writing to you with the same questions over and over again. > But I did research on the web and in documentation and still > didn't find a clear answer. > The only answer I found was "Don't use embPerl for graphs, > it's a hassle". But I don't want to accept it (yet). > > Is it possible to use GD Graph with embedded Perl, generating > images on the fly and displaying them on the web site like > CGI does ? Or the only way is to use regular Perl, save image > on disk and then pick it up with embPerl? > > For my work I need to generate BMI graphs for preschool > children and I try to figure out which direction to go, what > software to choose. Our web-base application is written in embPerl. > > If you have any examples of the script, I would appreciate it. >
As you know there are always multiple request involved, one for the page and one for every image. I suggest generating the html page with Embperl and use a normal CGI script (or a mod_perl Apache::Registry) script for generating the images. That's the way I do it normaly and it works great! Sorry, I don't have an example at hand, I could send you. Gerald P.S. Please write any further questions to the Embperl mailing list, so other can participate... ** Virus checked by BB-5000 Mailfilter ** --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
