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Re: Can any tell me about error -1701?
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Re: Can any tell me about error -1701?


  • Subject: Re: Can any tell me about error -1701?
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2002 01:42:30 EST

If you are new to Applescript, you are brave to start with ACGIs. Go here for
useful info:

http://www.linkedresources.com/teach/applescript/writingCGIs.shtml

It should not matter one whit that client and server have different versions
of the OS, or even the same OS. However, for serving and Applescript CGIs,
the best (IMHO) OS to use is 9.1 with Applescript 1.5.5 (not 1.6 - there is a
broken feature relating to ACGI execution). What server software are you
using?

Good Luck. Post again if it still doesn't work.

Jeff Baumann
email@hidden
www.linkedresources.com



In a message dated 1/26/02 4:18:05 PM, Michael Britt wrote:

>When I try out acgi scripts on my server I get: "Error receiving results
>from ACGI execution. (-1701)". Can someone tell me what it means. I am new
>to AppleScript but I am capable of following directions. I have been using
>sample scripts from various books to try my hand as writing CGI's. At
>first, I thought it might be that the server was running 9.0 and my home
>machine is on 9.2 so I updated the server to 9.1 hoping to update
>AppleScript in the process. I didn't go to 9.2 because I don't want to
>break the server. I need to test the database integration and other
>software before going up another step. Any other solutions?


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