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Message       scarroll           Post subject: CGI and ServletsPosted: Sun Jul 
05, 2009 7:19 am                        
Joined: Sat Apr 18, 2009 9:54 pm
Posts: 8              I've been looking through these forums and I'm suprised I 
haven't found a topic on writing cgi servlets for the, oh, few hundred million 
ISPs that are out there hosting Linux, Windows, and even Mac (macminicolo.com). 

I'm I just missing something!?

I've tested creating my own console executables in RB and they do indeed 
execute on servers from hostgator (http://www.theplanet.com), etc. 

Its appealing to me for (hopefully) for performance, 
obfuscation-by-lack-of-popularity (is RB in use out there in the cgi-bin's of 
the world?), and ease (I'm quickly generating code in RB for my traditional 
desktop apps, why not use it on the multitude of ISPs out there). 

But for the life of me the first hurdle was getting POST and GET data into RB 
and getting print output back to the client browser. Luckily I came across 
cgi-telnet and realized that hacking its shell proccessing revealed how easy it 
is to capture console output and spit it back to the browser. But this means 
having a Perl script laying around to invoke my RB console app. I haven't tried 
sending POST or GET data to RB yet, but I imagine its just a matter of passing 
them in as commandline arguments. 

Is there an easier way, or is there a cross-platform servlet index/group/topic 
I'm just clearly missing somewhere on these boards?

Is RB just not in this extremely useful and beneficial market segment?   
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