I fingured it out - simply specify "executable" to be empty.
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From: YuanGao Zhang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 6:09 PM
To: List, Tomcat Users
Subject: Help needed for TOMCAT CGI configuration: how to run an executable
binary/script cgi (not perl)?
I have a cgi written in c/c++, built into a binary executable, say
"myCpp.cgi".
I put it under webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/cgi and then try "get
/cgi-bin/myCpp.cgi",
nothing happens.
It works if I use a perl script instead, say, "get /cgi-bin/myPerl.cgi".
I assume the actually command is "perl xxxxxx" so "perl myPerl.cgi"
works but "perl myCpp.cgi" doesn't, according to conf/web.xml
<!-- executable Name of the exectuable used to run
-->
<!-- script.
-->
How can I configure the tomcat to run the script directly instead of
using an "executable", namely, runing "myXXX.cgi" not "perl myXXX.cgi"?
Any help ismuch appreciated!
Yuangao
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