The answer depends on how portable you want your
application. If you need portability across windows and unix, the perl interface
to Tk, or wxPerl are good bets.
If your code will run only on windows and you like using
HTML forms, you can use Win32::OLE to "drive" IE.
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Subject: Forms for local perl scripts?
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Subject: 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.
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