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Re: I need some help From Jim on 23 May '00 replying to I need some help posted by David A >Can cgi scripts written in Perl be run under Win2k with IIS when >they are included in either an ASP or SHTML file? It depends what you mean by "included". The first thing you should do is to get the script running by any method you can (command line is the purest). Once you know that the script will actually run, then you can experiment with different methods of calling it, whether it's via an http call (browser), an SSI call (I presume this is what you mean by SHTML file) or whatever. In case you're trying to paste some Perl code directly into an SHTML file then no, you definitely can't do that.

Here is some clarification - David A - 24/05/00 Re: Here is some clarification - Jim - 24/05/00 Re: Here is some clarification - David A - 24/05/00 #Exec is disabled on IIS4 & 5 - Jacques - 13/08/00 Re: #Exec is disabled on IIS4 & 5 - Kelly - 15/11/01 Re: #Exec is disabled on IIS4 & 5 - Pawan Kinger - 03/04/01

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>>Can cgi scripts written in Perl be run under Win2k with IIS when >>they are included in either an ASP or SHTML file? > >It depends what you mean by "included". The first thing you should do >is to get the script running by any method you can (command line is >the purest). > >Once you know that the script will actually run, then you can experiment >with different methods of calling it, whether it's via an http call >(browser), an SSI call (I presume this is what you mean by SHTML file) >or whatever. > >In case you're trying to paste some Perl code directly into an SHTML >file then no, you definitely can't do that.