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Von: Scott Overstreet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Do 28.07.2005 06:06
An: perl-win32-users@listserv.ActiveState.com
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Betreff: Forms for local perl scripts?
All,
I run alot of administrative perl scripts at work. (newbie
question coming up---->) I am trying to find a way to have a decent looking
(local) form to input data into a (local) perl script. I don't have access to
a webserver for CGI's...nor do I want to put some of these scripts on a
webserver :-) One of my scripts, for example, opens a trouble ticket in our
ticketing system, but without having to open the client, login, open a ticket,
fill out all of the repetitive information, etc... There is alot of "pasting"
information" into an annoying DOS window. Does anyone have an example of a
form (such as a MS Word or HTML form) that I can run locally and submit info
into a local Perl script? Thanks in advance for any help.
Most simplest way seems to me using the HTTP::Daemon, starting your "private"
Webserver via a Perl-Script, which itself can handle two requests: The form
containing your variables and your trouble-ticket script, which reads the
form-variables.
Try the HTTP::Daemon, it is really simple.
Dietmar
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Scott Overstreet
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