Case closed
I simply was not aware that a certain amount of objects must be alive in
an application to use FCL-WEB / CGI. If based (again) on the Lazarus samples
and a Lazarus created 'CGIApplication' (with a Webmodule Form) -
then it works just fine :-)
Thx again for the fine support
> You need to fill DataModuleRequest with code; It should put something in
> response, and then call Response.SendResponse. If you don't, nothing will
> happen.
The source of the problem might be located in the unit
between my ears ;-O
Looks as if I misunderstood something.
- FCL-Web is a Lazar
On Wed, 4 Apr 2012, Christian Kranich wrote:
Hello All,
1) Sorry, I posted no follow ups but fress posts (twice) before noticing. Will
not repeat this.
2) just tried testcgiapp --input=mycgi.cgi
This also returns silently w/o any other output.
The path to the htmls is also valid.
Where and
>
> > If I had debug writelns in the code, it complained about misformed
> header format - showing the first debug output line)
>
> michael said:
> * Do not attempt I/O to standard input/output/error.
>
Hello,
Thx for the hint: I have already removed the writelns.
(I was already aware that st
Hello All,
1) Sorry, I posted no follow ups but fress posts (twice) before noticing. Will
not repeat this.
2) just tried testcgiapp --input=mycgi.cgi
This also returns silently w/o any other output.
The path to the htmls is also valid.
Where and how is the CGI input processed?
I see only a TFPW
> If I had debug writelns in the code, it complained about misformed
header format - showing the first debug output line)
michael said:
* Do not attempt I/O to standard input/output/error.
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