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Adding Perl Script to .NET web project

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    I am confusing about writing CGI script in .NEt project. My localhost is configured properly and am able to run web application successfully. Can any one suggest how can I run script through web? Is there any IIS settings need to set manually? Thanks,

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      I am confusing about writing CGI script in .NEt project. My localhost is configured properly and am able to run web application successfully. Can any one suggest how can I run script through web? Is there any IIS settings need to set manually? Thanks,

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      There are three parts. 1. Create a perl script that correctly and safely implements CGI. 2. Configure IIS to run perl 3. Configure IIS to accept 2 as a CGI source. 2/3 should be answered by the following link. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/245225[^] The first can be discovered by research. However there is at least on Perl book devoted solely to CGI from O'Reilly. And it is covered in other Perl O'Reilly books as well.

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        There are three parts. 1. Create a perl script that correctly and safely implements CGI. 2. Configure IIS to run perl 3. Configure IIS to accept 2 as a CGI source. 2/3 should be answered by the following link. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/245225[^] The first can be discovered by research. However there is at least on Perl book devoted solely to CGI from O'Reilly. And it is covered in other Perl O'Reilly books as well.

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        Yes it done now... :-D Very helpfull... Thanks jschell

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