Where can I learn java (beginner) instead on the
java.sun.com?
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* Daedalus ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Sounds like somthing that probably has a module already
> written ;-) So, as I start searching through CPAN, I
> thought I'd drop a note to the list and see if someone
> could shorten my search and send me in the right
> direction.
There are a couple of
I am developing and testing on a Win 2000 Advanced Server box with AS
Perl installed. I have everything working except when I try to use
POST in a form. basically the page just hangs there & eventually times
out. GET works fine. it's not in my script because I've put in a print
statement at the he
AFAIK, the shebang line is ignored on Windows and Macintosh systems,
maybe not on MacOS X systems.
Security should not be obtained by hiding the location of perl.exe. This
is not the reason. There are some "standard" locations, i. e. some
locations are widely used. User friendly configured web se
--- william <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Where can I learn java (beginner) instead on the java.sun.com?
William,
Needless to say, on a beginning CGI list aimed at Perl programmers, you're probably
not going to
get a lot of responses. However, in the interest of keeping this a helpful and
frie
Special need is to have the script run under apache on both NT and
linux. The suggestion of putting #!perl on NT for Apache seems to
require perl to be in the path (though I haven't tested). Nor did
I test setting mime or whatever in Apache to see if it would pick
it up.
Again, default Apac
I know there is probably a silly error causing this, but I'm new to Perl and
this is driving me crazy..
This subroutine takes the user's login name ($ntlogin) and searches the flat
file for matching entry.
The flatfile contains user info, comma delimited... each user separated by
line. The fl
Luinrandir Hernson wrote:
> Below is the code i'm using to filter out non alphanumeric charecters... however
>when i type
> ?!$BOB
> yeilds this:
> -_3f_21_24bob-
>
> The ?!$ should be stripped away and come back empty, not
> _3f_21_24
> ANY ideas as to what I'm doing wrong???
> I'm asking
* Curtis, Jonathan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> The loop should return a flag ($found =1) and the line number ($eindex) of
> the user's data...
> --
Curtis,
You would probably help yourself a lot if you hunkered down and
used 'use strict;' One of the problems with your code is that
you're usi
Curtis, Jonathan wrote:
> sub have_we_met{
> open DATA, "bigdawgs.txt";
> @data = ;
> close DATA;
> $
> $found = 0;
>
> for ($i = 0; $i <= $#data; $i++){
> @cheese = split /,/, $data[$i];
> if ($cheese[0] eq $ntlogin) {
> $found=
--- "Curtis, Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This subroutine takes the user's login name ($ntlogin) and searches the flat
> file for matching entry.
>
> The flatfile contains user info, comma delimited... each user separated by
> line. The flatfile is read by line into @data, then splits
Bill:
Ruben Lerner ("At the Forge", Linux Journal Magazine) has written a series
of articles about using Mason to maintain state. That's all I know on
that subject.
On a related note: Have you considered using cookies?
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Eric P.
Los Gatos, CA
On Mon, 28 Jan 2002, Daedalus wrote:
> Hi all,
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, william wrote:
> Where can I learn java (beginner) instead on the java.sun.com?
Probably by asking that question on a java-related mailing list.
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Hi,
>linux. The suggestion of putting #!perl on NT for Apache seems to
>require perl to be in the path (though I haven't tested). Nor did
The following topic is limited to Windows NT, path, and Apache
Yes, that *does require that perl be in the path statement (windows)
On my windows, perl is
If
you know C++ there are quite a number of excellent books on java for c++ users
otherwise there is an excellent book by deitel and deitel of java...and there is one by ivor
harton
If
you need the name of the books feel free to email me and I will get back 2 u
with the names.
Happy
Common guys,
It is true that windows does not care about the location of perl but it does
care about
the operators like "-w". If you are concern with the location of perl, then
an easy way
is to set it up for the PC directory structure and then go to your unix and
create
a link with the same str
Doesn't this leave the file open during the while? It might be OK
in this case depending on the size of the file or what is being done,
but if it were doing something intensive on a big file (or if you
needed the data from the file after the while loop), couldn't this
cause problems if somethi
This is returning multiple values - that could be considered bad
(allowed in Perl but questionable in practice). You might ass in
a reference to a hash or something, then set attributes of the hash
for each value that needs to be "returned", return a true by default,
false if read file error.
> -Original Message-
> From: John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 1:12 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: Beginners-Cgi@Perl. Org (E-mail)
> Subject: Re: help!
>
>
> Doesn't this leave the file open during the while? It might be OK
> in this case depending on
I would recommend checking out Bruce Eckel's book Thinking in Java
which you can download:
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TIJ/
I also recommend purchasing The Hands-On Java CD ROM:
http://www.mindview.net/CDs/Hoj2/
Everyone I have talked to that has read any of Bruce Eckel's
books raves about t
How do I Configure Perl for use with a Personal Web Server?
The skinny,
I am on my home computer running Windows 98 second edition
with ActiveState Perl installed and I can write scripts to the MS-Dos
window. I am also using the Personal Web Server that comes with
Windows 98 and I don't know wh
I don't know anything about PWS, but regarding Linux, if you have a fast
internet connection you can install Debian over 98 at no cost and very
easily with only a few floppies. X is apparently still a nightmare to
configure but everything else makes it worthwhile. http://www.debian.org
and you w
* Sir Douglas Cook ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> How do I Configure Perl for use with a Personal Web Server?
>
> The skinny,
> I am on my home computer running Windows 98 second edition
> with ActiveState Perl installed and I can write scripts to the MS-Dos
> window. I am also using the Personal
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