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To actually use the script you need to edit the perlparser.pl file and edit the specified variables. They are few in number and not hard at all to figure out. After you've done that, put the correct file permissions on the files and then create a link to http://www.yourdomain.com/path/to/perlparser.pl. The script automatically figures out what to do when it is executed. The MAIN HTML file is main.html, which contains the actual programming box. All templates are stored in the subdirectory, /templates. Alter until it fits exactly as you want it to. Then just paste your perl code into the box and hit the submit button to parse and show output.
Price: $35.00 - Version: - - Platform(s): Unix - Updated: 08 July 2004
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| PERL Embed |
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A new craze is going around among the web-development scene--Apache/mod_perl. We've recognized this craze and have worked hard to bring to you something similar and possibly even better--PerlEmbed. PerlEmbed brings you the power of mod_perl without the Apache restriction. Although Apache is an excellent webserver, not everybody prefers to use it. With PerlEmbed you can literally embed Perl code WITHIN your HTML files and let perlembed.cgi do all the dirty work! Include ENTIRE PROGRAMS within your HTML code and voila! You can have hundreds of Perl applications all executing within ONE process! It doesn't spawn a single external process (although you can force it to by using the system calls)
Price: $25.00 - Version: - - Platform(s): Unix - Updated: 08 July 2004
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