From: "Joseph J. Strout" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
At 10:35 AM -0800 3/23/06, Paul Rodman wrote:
I am constructing a CGI app to run on Mac OS X Server. It works
fine. However, if my app is named CGIApp (say), then RB compiles
this to a folder called CGIApp containing the actual app, CGIApp,
together with resource and runtime stuff.
True.
Is there any way to "convert" the "folder" format to a
self-contained app (a la Linux) that I can run as:
http://www.domain.com/cgi-bin/CGIApp
I don't think so, because it needs the rbframework.dylib, and in some
cases needs the Resources.rsrc file as well (though I'm a little
vague on exactly what's in there and why it's needed).
But of course, you could put a symbolic link at the above location
which points to the real app inside its folder.
HTH,
- Joe
Thanks Joe. Unfortunately neither aliases nor symbolic links seem to
work. However, since all of the CGIs are probably going to share the
same dylib and resource files, I can just put the files into the
cgi-bin folder and share them between the various CGI apps. Seems to
work OK, and saves disk space as a bonus.
Paul Rodman
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