RE: two scripts, two servers, talking to each other

2003-01-22 Thread Dan Muey
> You are reinventing web services. check out the SOAP::Lite I was wondering about that and also Net::Shared . Thanks for the info. > toolkit. The module I'd use for your exercise is > XMLRPC::Lite, packaged in the SOAP::Lite distro. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additiona

Re: two scripts, two servers, talking to each other

2003-01-22 Thread Todd W
"Dan Muey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Hello, My question is : Is there a better,easier, more secure, prettier way to do what I'm outlining below? There are some screamingly obvious security issues but at this point I'm more interested in ge

RE: two scripts, two servers, talking to each other

2003-01-22 Thread Bob Showalter
Dan Muey wrote: > Hello, > > My question is : > > Is there a better,easier, more secure, > prettier way to do what I'm outlining below? > > There are some screamingly obvious security issues but > at this point I'm more interested in getting it to do > what I need then I'll focus on redesigning

RE: two scripts, two servers, talking to each other

2003-01-22 Thread Dan Muey
In case you're wondering why I don't just use DBI to get the data directly from the database in showmedata.cgi the reason is this : I want to have my database information in one script that is on a server I control, instead of having it on possibly hundreds of scripts all over the internet. B

two scripts, two servers, talking to each other

2003-01-22 Thread Dan Muey
Hello, My question is : Is there a better,easier, more secure, prettier way to do what I'm outlining below? There are some screamingly obvious security issues but at this point I'm more interested in getting it to do what I need then I'll focus on redesigning for security. I have a script