ld Richter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 9:20 AM
Subject: Re: PERL AND IIS
> I read several docs at msdn. PWS 4.0 always (either in isapi or ngi mode)
> looks for a SUBDIRECTORY, not the script.
>
> MSDN doc:
> SYMPTOMS
> CGI applications often use t
> well, sorry, but I didn`t tell you it was 2.0b2 ;-)
>
I saw it from the compiler output. I don't have tested 2.0b2 against
ActiveState Perl. It's own my todo list for 2.0b3...
> 1.2.1 installed OK
>
1.3.1 ;-)
>
> looks good, now I try to add an epl script:
> http://localhost/handlers/embpcgi
#perl makefile.pl
Running on Win 32
Build with support for Apache mod_perl?(y/n) [y]n
Will build without mod_perl support
Found Apache::Session Version 1.53
Warning: prerequisite File::Spec 0.82 not found at
D:/Perl/lib/ExtUtils/MakeMake
r.pm line 340, line 1.
Writing Makefile for HTML::Embperl
>
> WWW server said:
> Can't load 'D:/Perl/site/lib/auto/HTML/Embperl/Embperl.dll' for module
> HTML::Embperl: load_file:Uvedený modul nebyl nalezen at
> D:/Perl/lib/DynaLoader.pm line 200.
> at D:\Inetpub\wwwroot\handlers\embpcgi.pl line 16
> Compilation failed in require at D:\Inetpub\wwwroot\h
>You need to tell IIS that embpcgi.pl should be executed whenever a Embperl
>page is requested. embpcgi.pl (which is part of the Embperl distribution)
>will take care to handle the actual processing to Embperl. So first of all
I
>would try to map the .pl extention to perlis.dll (I think that is al
>
> I installed .epl extension to use PerlIS.dll (as described in
Activestate`s
> documentation), but the scripts generates no output. I wonder it is not
> possible to use IIS with Activestate ISAPI, because in the Apache/mod_perl
> version you can configure a handler (by setting PerlHandler param
>
> I`m standind at the problem. My manager need a web application that will
run
> under Apache / mod_perl AND MS IIS / ActiveState ISAPI perl module (not a
> CGI!).
>
> How can I get it to work? In the beginner docs I saw you can use it over
> ASP - ActiveState Perl Plug-In. Can you help me?
>
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