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Re: AppleScript CGI Limitations
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Re: AppleScript CGI Limitations


  • Subject: Re: AppleScript CGI Limitations
  • From: Lars DeRuntz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 17:08:16 -0800

Cortland Haws wrote:

> BTW, in OS X, how would I run an .acgi? Is it a text file? Or is it an
> executable?

At least on Mac OS 9 and below, it runs an an application that you leave
open. When a form submission comes into the web-server process, it sends the
data to that action specified by the form. That action has to be a running
program. You create a script-application that has the "on handle CGI Request"
handler, and direct a FORMS "Action" to it.

I would assume on X that it would run as a background process...similar to
other UNIX's, but I don't have Mac OS X, :^(, so I can't speak with how it is
done there. I may run similarly to 9 and below.

-Lars DeRuntz
iLogistix
Fremont, CA
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