Hey , that was more than 18 words and I still didn't get the answer -:)
Mind sharing some thoughts on how it would be possible to use Metacard to
develop "open?" distributed computing, which is (pretty) secure?
What techniques could be/are generally used?
What features/externals would
Just a thought (while reading up on the shell() function...
When considering cross platform authoring, wouldn't it be reasonable to
consider AppleScript as the equivalent to DOS, or Unix shell commands?
On Mon, 22 Nov 1999 11:32:34 + David Bovill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Just a thought (while reading up on the shell() function...
When considering cross platform authoring, wouldn't it be reasonable
to
consider AppleScript as the equivalent to DOS, or Unix shell
commands?
Yes,
Where can I get the mchttpd server? I did a few searches on the web and
didn't come up with anything useful.
Thanks,
Marni
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From: Scott Raney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Been looking at the scripting in the version of the server I've got. Can't
quite see how it is implementiung the CGI stuff:
Sorry, we only have spaghetti...;-)
Next lines determine if the file the client wants exists at all. If not the
server answers 404 error else
(getSuffix) the server decides
Where can I get the mchttpd server? I did a few searches on the web and
didn't come up with anything useful.
Thanks,
Marni
It's in the same directory ("2.3" I think) with the latest 2.3 beta on
ftp.metacard.com.
Regards, Andu
On Mon, 22 Nov 1999, Andu wrote:
Also if Mac's won't run .mt
scripts the same way as Unix, and following on from Scott's comments on
Windows NT servers, wouldn't it be good to implement CGI's in a platform
independent way?
Who stops you? You just have to build the server to do scripts
Title: Tree list widget
Hello all,
I currently need a tree list widget for MetaCard similar to the Win95 explorer tree but with a few modifications. For example:the folder icons would have to be customizable. Also, it does not have to read real directories; only fake lists of things from a
On Monday, Nov 22 1999, Marni Centor wrote:
Thanks, Kevin. I had looked on the Metacard site, but didn't see it
mentioned anywhere.
Thats probably because its currently only a test release itself.
Does it require MetaCard 2.3 to work properly, or can I use it with 2.2.5?
It requires the
OK, so I downloaded it, got it started (looks like it requires MC 2.3;
fine). But now I don't really understand how to use it. Scott said I had to
change the port from 8080 if I already have another server running. How can
I find out what another valid port number is? Also, what's supposed to go
On Mon, 22 Nov 1999 09:14:35 -0700 (MST) Scott Raney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Not really. The output from DOS or Windows shells is a stream of
bytes. I/O from an AppleScript can only be done via the baroque
AppleEvent structure. It will therefore never be as easy to use
AppleScript for
OK, so I downloaded it, got it started (looks like it requires MC 2.3;
fine). But now I don't really understand how to use it. Scott said I had to
change the port from 8080 if I already have another server running. How can
I find out what another valid port number is? Also, what's supposed to go
On Mon, 22 Nov 1999, Andu wrote:
OK, so I downloaded it, got it started (looks like it requires MC 2.3;
fine). But now I don't really understand how to use it. Scott said I had to
change the port from 8080 if I already have another server running. How can
I find out what another valid port
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