> The increasingly ubiquitous Java also can translate to
> cheaper in-house or out-sourced support for a product.
> What do you suppose the ratio of Java to Embperl
> programmers is? I don't think you can count the Perl
> CGI programmers out there as Embperl programmers since
> they must
I don't think that you can use the same session variable from an ASP
page to EPL pages. I could be wrong, but I would think that is the case.
Unless you can write a wrapper that will be able to modify the Apache
Session module or re-write that module completely.
Anyone: Is it actually possible to
I'm a little late for this, but I use forsite.net (in Indiana, USA) and
they will install any module for you. They won't compile it with Apache,
but they will install all modules, which I found to be much better than
any other host that I could find.
-Akshay
Angus Lees wrote:
>
> >I was wanderi
would it be better to use the directive?
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler HTML::Embperl
Options ExecCGI
I don't know if this would work or not, but I would have tried this
first.
Thoren Johne wrote:
>
> "Gerald Richter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Could you c
I think that most Embperl issues are really just Perl issues. I think
one can avoid most problems by making sure that the user input is
checked for double/single quotes, and backticks. Also I think it is good
if you don't interpolate any user data, by putting the input in double
quotes, or some ot
you could simply set the prama:no-cache setting, and then you get
litterly no source code at all.
It all just states that the content has expired, and you need to reload
the page.
-Akshay
Ilia Lobsanov wrote:
>
> I have an EPO file which needs to have no carriage returns in the final
> output.
This is the "Red Worm" virus as it has been dubbed. One of our clients
got hit and hacked by it. It only effects IIS running in the US.
Once it takes effect, the home page returned to the clients states:
http://www.worm.com
Hacked by Chinese
All in red letters. The code you see exploits a idb dl
I've tried this, but have had no such luck. I tried to do the
configs and the configs as well, and both caused the
pages to halt. I suspect that it was partially working, or because of
the Apache version they were using didn't work properly.
I would think that this would work.
David Lloyd wr
I've had quite a bit of success with the MIME::Lite module. It isn't
installed with Perl, but CPAN has no problem installing it.
It has a similar syntax to Mail::Sender. I haven't tried sending
attachments with it, but it seems like that MIME::Lite might be able to
do that as well.
-Akshay
Neil
Hello all,
I'm not sure if this is could be a slight error in EmbperlObject itself
or it is just a matter of style.
in the base.epl file there is the command [- Execute("menu.epl") -]
whie produces the error
[warn] [3725]ERR: 32: Line 40: Warning in Perl code: Embperl path
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