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List:       mason
Subject:    Re: [Mason] including a CGI script
From:       "John M. Dlugosz" <d3kffj702 () sneakemail ! com>
Date:       2009-09-07 23:52:13
Message-ID: 17650-16405 () sneakemail ! com
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Oliver Paukstadt pstadt-at-sourcentral.org |mason mailing list| wrote:
> On Sun, 2009-09-06 at 21:36 -0500, John M. Dlugosz wrote:
>   
>> No, the cgi stuff is set up correctly.  The URL by itself, or in a SSI 
>> directive on a SHMTL page, does cause the script to run.  I'm thinking 
>> the <% mechanism just grabs the text file, and doesn't ask Apache to 
>> "serve" it.
>>     
> I once "included" a legacy cgi script (non perl) into a component using
> Apache2::SubProcess and parsing the output (Header/Content). I used this
> result for make_component and make_subrequest to apply autohandlers etc.
> I remember I had to fiddle around a lot to get proper request and
> response headers but finally it worked.
>
> Oliver
>   
Ah right... the CGI result will include its own headers and be a full 
document.  I sure with IFRAME's worked better in the browser, in terms 
of sizing automatically to their content.  I've done some iframe stuff 
before where I used a client-side script to set the height to the 
document contained, but still have problems with bugs in the browser. 

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