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| 4478.1 | | LGP30::FLEISCHER | without vision the people perish (DTN 381-0426 ZKO1-1) | Mon Feb 17 1997 09:32 | 15 |
| re Note 4478.0 by ZUR01::JAUNIN:
> - What could be used to create cgi-bin scripts (on VMS!)? PERL,...?
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> example: create cgi-bin scrips for database-queries, forms,...
Essentially any available programming or scripting
environment. Some people use Perl. I use DCL and C.
Depending upon which VMS web server you use, you have an
additional, higher performance and functionality alternative
to CGI. With Purveyor you have ISAPI, and (I assume) with
Netscape you have NSAPI.
Bob
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| 4478.2 | No NSAPI on OpenVMS | STAR::BLAKE | OpenVMS Engineering | Tue Feb 18 1997 06:58 | 9 |
| > Depending upon which VMS web server you use, you have an
> additional, higher performance and functionality alternative
> to CGI. With Purveyor you have ISAPI, and (I assume) with
> Netscape you have NSAPI.
In the current version of the Netscape Server on OpenVMS (V1.12) we don't
support the NSAPI interface.
Colin.
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| 4478.3 | Thanks...but...what about DTKSH | ZUR01::JAUNIN | www2000: click and dispair | Mon Mar 03 1997 10:02 | 9 |
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Thanks but customer wants to build a concept for different platforms where CDE
is running. So they thought about doing everything _once_ and implementing all
this with DTKSH (desktop korn shell).
Is/will be DTKSH available for OpenVMS?
Thanks
andre
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| 4478.4 | No DTKSH; Other Choices... | xdelta.zko.dec.com::HOFFMAN | Steve, OpenVMS Engineering | Mon Mar 03 1997 10:55 | 3 |
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Use PERL, Java, or the POSIX shell.
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| 4478.5 | | CFSCTC::SMITH | Tom Smith MRO1-3/D12 dtn 297-4751 | Mon Mar 03 1997 11:02 | 7 |
| Even though I often use sh or ksh for simple CGI scripts, as a general
recommendation I'd suggest Perl rather than a shell scripting language.
It _is_ available on VMS, it _is_ portable, and it does not suffer from
the same potential security holes as shell languages (things like
"DELETE *.*;*" don't go straight to the shell interpreter as easily).
-Tom
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