a SOAP interface for serving
configuration details to multiple CGI::Application clients.
Your Thoughts?
Cory Trese
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curious to know if running CGI::Application under PerlEX[1] (an
activestate[2] product) is possible, and if so, know issues / advantages?
Thanks so much,
Cory Trese
[1] http://www.activestate.com/Products/PerlEx/
[2] www.activestate.com
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for display to any users, yet seem to belong
in the template files.
Thoughts appreciated,
Cory Trese
ps: I have CC'd the html-template list, I hope this is not considered rude.
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You can also run the command as normal,
$ ./your_script.pl
And then enter your parameters on the command line like so ...
rm=mode1
name=Cory
target=454B-1
When you have completed enter your name=value pairs, press 'Cntr+D' when
finished.
Thanks,
Cory
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Common Gateway Interface (CGI) expects to get its response from STDOUT.
OTOH, you can print to STDERR (or any other file handle, for that matter)
without any problems. The behavior of sane web servers (e.g., Apache)
should be to log output to STDERR in the error log files.
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Thanks,
Cory Trese
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CGI::Application List --
Anyone who has experience using CGI::Test with CGI::Application I would love
to hear from you. I've started writing some sample code and a little paper
for my developers (which I will share if it becomes anything.) Before I
start banging out test (to test test code)
I've seen this error before. Do you have 'friendly error messages' turned
on in your IE settings? What is the output with this option off or with
another non-IE browser?
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button, or try again later.
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A declaration was not closed. Error processing resource
'http://dbainet/cgi-bin/graphpvt.cgi'. Line 1, Position 1
Thanks
Bal.
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List --
I'm looking for a way for my CGI::Application to control all of it's
HTML::Template calls from one place. In the 'setup( )' (or
'cgiapp_init( )', 'cgiapp_prerun( )') I would like to be able to set my
parameters (path, die_on_bad_params, path, etc) for the entire run (to end
of this
I would like to load HTML::Template objects (via my now overridden
'load_tmpl( )' method ) in a place separate in the code from where I want to
use them.
Scenario:
1. template loaded in 'cgiapp_ini( )' method, some parameters passed into it
2. template will be used in all of the
learning are applied to your problem as
well.
Since you are not using Apache::Session (or I guess CGI::Session) are you
rolling your own (like me) session manager module?
--- Cory Trese
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Lets stimulate discussion!
We have two types of patterns that I see : (1) redirecting a user during
initialization, (2) after another run_mode is done, or has decided that it
cannot provide additional progress for the user without intervention from
another run_mode.
It would be very nice to
Hey it rhymes!
Anyone using CGI::Application with CGI::Validate for Form validation? My
concern in using it is that it will (seems to) create CGI objects, which is
obviously no good for CGI::Application use.
Anyone tried this? It looks like the interface is a copy of GetOpt::Long
(with
Class::Date provides many interesting date manipulation features in a very
well thought out OO interface. I'm not the author, nor a heavy user of this
module, but for my needs it has been easy to use and understand ...
I used to use Date::Calc though.
-- Cory
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