On 8/7/07, vishnu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is my main file (5.8 version)
>
> my $pid = open( WRITE, "| ./sample.pl arglist" );
> WRITE->autoflush(1);
> print $pid,"\n";
> waitpid( $pid,0 );
>
> this is my child process:(sample.pl )
> #!/usr/bin/perl -w
> my @arg = @ARGV;
> my $length = @AR
This is my main file (5.8 version)
my $pid = open( WRITE, "| ./sample.pl arglist" );
WRITE->autoflush(1);
print $pid,"\n";
waitpid( $pid,0 );
this is my child process:(sample.pl)
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
my @arg = @ARGV;
my $length = @ARGV;
print ".. @arg\n";
print "Child Pid $$ ju
I have a lot of work that needs to be dont in vmware, so i thought i'll keep
that file separate(5.005) and have another file for XML-RPC(5.8.) as u said.
i forked and execed and loaded vmware into child process. no how do i use
pipes for communication, (pipe File Descriptor becomes invalid) or can
On 8/6/07, vishnu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi,
> VMware while starting uses an exec call to execute its own version of
> perl (5.005), But i need to use XML-RPC which does not come with VMware.
> When i try to import or use XML-RPC like (require RPC::XML;) i got an error
> saying the .pm fi
hi,
VMware while starting uses an exec call to execute its own version of
perl (5.005), But i need to use XML-RPC which does not come with VMware.
When i try to import or use XML-RPC like (require RPC::XML;) i got an error
saying the .pm file was missing.. so i went and added default @INC while
