Brian Stakes wrote:
I checked the button which should allow apache to interact with the
desktop, but to no avail. Was there anything else that you had to do in
order to get apache to interact with an Application?
Chuck Anderson wrote:
Brian Stakes wrote:
I am trying use PHP to run an
I checked the button which should allow apache to interact with the
desktop, but to no avail. Was there anything else that you had to do in
order to get apache to interact with an Application?
Chuck Anderson wrote:
Brian Stakes wrote:
I am trying use PHP to run an application on Windows XP Pr
Stut wrote:
Please include the list when replying.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stut wrote:
Eww!! Eww!! and thrice EWW!! There is *never*, and I mean *never*
an acceptable reason to run a GUI app in response to a web request
- even on an Intranet.
*NEVER*
IMMHO
Bah. Pure ig
Please include the list when replying.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stut wrote:
Eww!! Eww!! and thrice EWW!! There is *never*, and I mean *never*
an acceptable reason to run a GUI app in response to a web request
- even on an Intranet.
*NEVER*
IMMHO
Bah. Pure ignorance. Here's one reason.
Chuck Anderson wrote:
Brian Stakes wrote:
I am trying use PHP to run an application on Windows XP Pro machine. The
application runs from the command line however, when I try to run it
through Apache (I've tried called the script through a browser and a
SOAP service) the application will not run.
Brian Stakes wrote:
I am trying use PHP to run an application on Windows XP Pro machine. The
application runs from the command line however, when I try to run it
through Apache (I've tried called the script through a browser and a
SOAP service) the application will not run. I have tried the exec,
You should only run console applications, not gui apps.. Also, by default
Apache is installed as a system service, and in that case it doesn't make
sense to run graphical apps..
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