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Tuhin
Hi Mark,
Here is what I am doing now:
Step 1. Every month, I receive data on CD from another department.
Step 2. Using Windows Explorer, I copy those data in the appropriate
directory on a remote Unix server.
Step 3. Then I connect to the Unix server using Exceed On Demand.
Step 4. Then I run a Perl script (which I wrote on the Unix server) to
generate some reports from those data.
Now, here is what I am trying to do:
I like to do Step 1 while sitting on the Unix server so that when I
will run my Perl script, first it will prompt to copy the data from the
CD. CD ROM is connected with the PC.
Since I am new in the Perl world, my idea is, sitting on the Unix
server if I can open the Windows Explorer (or any file selection dialog
box that will display the directory structure of the PC), then I will
be able to copy the data from the CD using my Perl script.
Thanks for your time.
Tuhin
Here is what I am doing now:
Step 1. Every month, I receive data on CD from another department.
Step 2. Using Windows Explorer, I copy those data in the appropriate
directory on a remote Unix server.
Step 3. Then I connect to the Unix server using Exceed On Demand.
Step 4. Then I run a Perl script (which I wrote on the Unix server) to
generate some reports from those data.
Now, here is what I am trying to do:
I like to do Step 1 while sitting on the Unix server so that when I
will run my Perl script, first it will prompt to copy the data from the
CD. CD ROM is connected with the PC.
Since I am new in the Perl world, my idea is, sitting on the Unix
server if I can open the Windows Explorer (or any file selection dialog
box that will display the directory structure of the PC), then I will
be able to copy the data from the CD using my Perl script.
Thanks for your time.
Tuhin