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List:       msqlperl
Subject:    Re: Using native Lite language of mSQL 2 in html Page
From:       "Rossant Olivier" <rossant () xl ! pronet ! fr>
Date:       1997-02-14 18:09:29
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Aram Mirzadeh wrote:
> 
> Rossant Olivier said:
> >
> > I don't know how a Web Server (Appache for Instance) can deal
> > with a html page containing Lite scripts between HTML comment
> > <!          >.
> > Is it necessary to active Server Side include for
> > these special pages and to define a new extension for these pages ?
> >
> 
> No, these are just comments, and are not considered server side includes.
> Thanks for answer !!
But can you explain me how the lite interpreter is called ?!
In other words, when the web server receive en HTTP GET request,
for the HTML page with lite script embedded in comment <! >, what happen 
?


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