Hello. I have a personal project incubating for a while - I want to be able to "feed" a custom web-runtime with a script (GOTO PAGE X, IF USER CLICKS ON BUTTON Y GOTO PAGE Z ELSE GOTO PAGE W, etc) and execute it. I wonder if I can do it with NekoVM.
If my runtime would be a compiled .neko file, could I control Apache's "direction" with mod_neko by executing the .n file generated from it? Meaning: my .n file would be the runtime, the "instructions" file would an XML (or whatever) - does this make sense? Can I "hide" the .n from the browser's address bar? Thank you for any replies. -- Bruno Antunes [image: Google Talk:] [email protected] [image: MSN:] [email protected] [image: Linkedin] <http://pt.linkedin.com/in/brunoantunes>[image: Last.fm]<http://www.last.fm/user/sardaukar_siet>[image: Twitter] <http://twitter.com/sardaukar_siet> my blog <http://iruel.net>
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