Well it wasn't so much a question from me but instead from Mark, but thanks!
I appreciate the response regardless.
I've never actually had to do this, but this is how I would. Make sure Perl
knows to parse jsp files as well in its config file (darned if I can
remember the name of the Perl config file right now), and you have a double
parse on it. Now this might effect performance due to two parsers hitting
it upon each pull through IIS/Apache or whatever. Like I said, never needed
to do this before but that should work. Check for performance issues and
you should be fine.
Matt
Matthew L. Wright
Java Internet Programmer
Jupiter One
Web World Studios West Coast
www.jupiterone.com
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Subject: Re: Execute a perl script from a JSP page?
>
> Matt,
> That previous cmd should set up a borne shell for you to execute
your
> perl script. Does that answer your question? I have never used it since we
need
> to run our JSP scripts on both NT and Solaris, but I had downloaded that
snippet
> from sun.
> Dave
>
>
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