Hi,
I think the Win32::Process and Win32::Pipe modules might solve your problem.
They allow you to start processes, and pipe data between them.
There are two books you might find useful, both by Dave Roth:
* Win32 Perl Programming: The standard Extensions
* Win32 Perl Scripting: The Administrat
> From: "Arul, Rex" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: PerlScript Sans VBScript/Javascript
> Date: Mon, 20 May 2002 13:50:56 -0400
>
> ...However, I am wondering about the robustness of PerlScript
> vis-a-vis, Microsoft's JavaScript/VBScript engines.
> ...
> b) Anybody observed any frequent crash prob
Title: DBI/DBD - ADO Problem
Hello Folks,
I am able to use DBI/DBD in CGIs, Apache-Mod_Perl etc. However, whenever I try to code my ASP Page using IIS/NT/PerlScript, it is giving "Internal Error Occured" message with the source code of the file being exhibited in the browser.
If I use ADO a
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From: Arul, Rex [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Subject: Problem Converting a Timestamp in Excel
> Hello Friends,
> In the Excel spreadsheet, I am trying to cull out data, there
> is a column with values of this format: 22:15 (10:15:00 PM)
> However, while trying to get t
a) Has anybody observed any **serious** performance degradation with
PerlScript engine of AS?
I haven't worked with PerlScript in ASP for two years now, but never saw
*any* performance problems when I did... well except for DB connections not
closing, but that was my fault.
b) Anybody observed
Title: PerlScript Sans VBScript/Javascript
Hello Folks,
I have used PerlScript for coding ASP Pages, only when my needs are not satisfied by VBScript/JavaScript. I am currently on Windows NT/2000, IIS 4/5 with ActivePerl. If, as we foresee, a situation in future that we should support our AS
Title: Problem Converting a Timestamp in Excel
Hello Friends,
In the Excel spreadsheet, I am trying to cull out data, there is a column with values of this format: 22:15 (10:15:00 PM)
However, while trying to get the data, I am getting decimal values of this format(for the same 10:15:00 PM)
Why not just use a crypt'ed cookie ?
create a cookie to hold the username, password and expiry date, encrypt them
so that they can't be fiddled with and check them in your cgi script,
redirecting to the start page if the cookie is no good or expired.
Otherwise check that the referrer is correct
Now i am going to put a IT training course on our
website working together with existing modules written
in active perl. The course consists of thousands of
static html pages and is only accessible by registered
users. Our existing services need users to login and
authenticate their status every t
Hello.
I found that the reason of the problem was a bad setting in the Registry.
I had
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\PerfProc\Performance\Di
sable Performance
Counters set to 1. Putting it to 0 fixed the problem.
Thank you for the feedback.
Andrea
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