Re: MacPerl-WebCGI Dumb newby question by David Steffen- April 19, 2003 >> At 19:09 +1000 04192003, Wayne Irvine wrote:>>>> I&39;ve got a WebStar 4.5 server (G4 OS 9.1) and today I installed >> MacPerl>> (using an installer. Not making or compiling).>>>> I installed MacPerl to run SimpleForum. I&39;ve since opened SimpleForum >> in>> MacPerl and saved it as a self executable MacPerl file. When I >> trigger the>> CGI from a web browser I just get &39;Error executing CGI...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.webcgi/2003/04/msg194.html Re: MacPerl-WebCGI Dumb newby question by Bill Becker- April 19, 2003 I believe, although I&39;ve not done it personally, that there is an option in the "save-as" dialog to save a script as a CGIYou also have to make certain it&39;s in the correct folder.At 19:09 +1000 04192003, Wayne Irvine wrote:>Hi all, be kind!>>I&39;ve got a WebStar 4.5 server (G4 OS 9.1) and today I installed MacPerl>(using an installer. Not making or compiling).>>I installed MacPerl to run SimpleForum. I&39;ve since opened SimpleForum in>MacPerl and saved it..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.webcgi/2003/04/msg193.html Dumb newby question by Wayne Irvine- April 19, 2003 Hi all, be kind!I&39;ve got a WebStar 4.5 server (G4 OS 9.1) and today I installed MacPerl(using an installer. Not making or compiling).I installed MacPerl to run SimpleForum. I&39;ve since opened SimpleForum inMacPerl and saved it as a self executable MacPerl file. When I trigger theCGI from a web browser I just get &39;Error executing CGI application.&39;http:www.byteserve.com.ausimpleforumsimpleforum.cgiCan anyone tell me what I&39;m doing wrongWayne Irvine Byte Services Pty.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.webcgi/2003/04/msg192.html Re: MacPerl-WebCGI DBIs & FileMaker Pro by CH- April 3, 2003 Given the system, you can use Perl, Applescript, Frontier, Filemaker, Tango or Lasso (I assume you will need old versions of the latter two).Of the first three alternatives only Frontier can run multithreaded which is important if you expect more than little traffic.Filemaker&39;s own web companion might be a good alternative as the others use appleevents to talk to the DB and each appleevent takes about 0.25 sec of that system, there are (were) lots of guides to stuff as much as possible into..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.webcgi/2003/04/msg191.html Re: MacPerl-WebCGI DBIs & FileMaker Pro by CH- April 3, 2003 Given the system, you can use Perl, Applescript, Frontier, Filemaker, Tango or Lasso (I assume you will need old versions of the latter two).Of the first three alternatives only Frontier can run multithreaded which is important if you expect more than little traffic.Filemaker&39;s own web companion might be a good alternative as the others use appleevents to talk to the DB and each appleevent takes about 0.25 sec of that system, there are (were) lots of guides to stuff as much as possible into..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.webcgi/2003/04/msg190.html DBIs & FileMaker Pro by Claire Hector- April 2, 2003 Hello,I have been asked to develop an intranet site that communicates with aDB.The server this site will reside on is Mac and since I have NOexperience with Mac OS I would really appreciate some expert help!I have used Perl on Win32 platforms with DBI to access (predominantly)Oracle DBs.I have also done a lot of work with PHP, however from what I can findPHP is not compatible with the OS the server is running.From info on the net I was leaning toward MacPerl & DBI to find asolution however..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.webcgi/2003/04/msg189.html |