I guess there are a couple of ways to do this. However, we use a standalone
on a LINUX system and it works fine.
If you wish I can email you a specific example/tutorial that I've put
together. Either in windows or mac format.
If you would like a copy please email me off list. All I ask back, is
constructive criticism.
Regards
Gary Rathbone
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on 6/3/01 2:24 PM, jbv at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> This might sound like a silly newbie question, but I was
> wondering : in case a MC app is used on a Linux / Unix
> server as a CGI app, how is it done exactly ?
> Is it a stack run by the Unix version of MC, or can one
> built a standalone and launch it as any other app on the server ?
>
> And in case several different MC apps need to run on a server
> (and communicate with clients through HTML forms or
> local MC apps), how is it done ? Different stacks opened
> under the same Unix MC app, or as many standalones as apps ?
>
> I don't need lengthy explanations, just the general frame, or
> a couple of pointers to more detailed explanations.
>
> Thanks.
>
> JB
>
>
>
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