Juergen,
As fars as NT/Win2k goes, you can create a system DSN for an ODBC datasource
with a bit of
Win32::TieRegistry and Config::Ini
here is a sample script for an SQL Server ODBC data source.
If your using a different ODBC datasource than SQL Server, have a look with
regedit at
HKEY_LOCAL_MACH
Adam Frielink wrote:
>
> And does this require Perl to be installed on ALL my potential viewers as
> well? Or just the server?
For server side scripts (asp or CGI) just the server.
For client side PerlScript just the client - but don't do that, use
server-side instead.
See PerlScript in the A
Yes, this is very simple and works! Thank you.
My one wish is that whenever text is sent to the main gui window, it
would append it on, and not overwrite the current text already in the
window. But I don't see a simple way to do this.
Thanks for the help.
Scott
Scott Campbell
Senior Software D
Hi all,
I am trying to learn Perl/Tk. Where is an excelent, free resource so that I
may get actual
practice? I learn better by doing, not just reading.
Also, and this may be answered by answering the above, I need to create a
form that will
allow several fields to be input fields and have all
It is most helpful I would think to all if everyone would make sure a proper
subject line is used to describe the topic of e-mails.
Thanks
_
Bobby Brown
Security Analyst
Deloitte & Touche
-Original Message-
From: Jürgen Beckedahl [mailt
Hello everybody,
how can I create an ODBC User data source symbol/check for an existing ODBC
data source symbol from a perl script ? I need this kind of functionality,
because on installation time of my program it is not granted that the ODBC
User data source symbol really exists.
Thanks for res
All,
Just before I give up entirely, I just wanted to confirm that there is no
method for using custom mouse cursors in Perl TK?
This works on unix but not on windows,
$MW->configure(-cursor => ['@file.xbm','file.mask','color1','color2']);
Nightmare!
Marty
Scott Campbell wrote (on the Perl-Win32 list):
>Now this is running as a process. Does anyone know of a way for me to
>send text to this window, from another perl process?
Heh! I tried this out and it actually works! :) Cool!
Consider these files:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
#File: test14.pl
us
How do I get the messages sent to STDOUT by batch file, executed using Win32::Process
below is the piece of code, I am trying to execute..
use Win32::Process;
my ($ProcessObj,$exitcode);
sub ErrorReport {
print Win32::FormatMessage(Win32::GetLastError() );
}
W
> of course it only gets updated when $date is *actively*
> changed, so i was
> wondering how to tell Perl that it should change 'date' every
> second without
> me having to take care of it. i believe it has something to
> do with 'binds'
> but couldn't figure out how ..
If this what you're af
Adam Frielink wrote:
> > Could someone explain or point me to the place to find
> > information regarding PerlScript and the components needed to use
> > it on an W2K IIS5 machine?
> >
> > What do I need to install to make it all work together?
Just install the latest ActivePerl - it puts everyth
Win32::FileSecurity doesn't appear to identify users in a different domain to the user
who runs the script. It returns their permissions correctly, but sets the relevant
key in %permissions (which normally holds the userID) to "unknown".
Win32::FileSecurity::Get ($filename, \%permissions);
for
g'morning,
i have a Tk application with a Label widget just diplaying the current date
$date = "Date: " . localtime();
$main->Label(-textvariable => \$date)->pack();
of course it only gets updated when $date is *actively* changed, so i was
wondering how to tell Perl that it should change 'date'
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