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j_macaroni
The main reason is so that I develop web apps to be compatible on both
Windows and Linux. I looked at the other langs (PHP, Python, Java) but
Perl seems to have the best balance of scripting, libraries. The
language is scary that it allows you to do so many things.
These are development tools all under Windows for now:
1) Komodo using ActivePerl
2) MySQL
3) Apache for Windows
Some questions:
Can anyone recd a good report designer that will create reports to run
under Windows and Linux? Under Windows I like http://DataDynamics.com
ActiveReports report writer but I would prefer to use a report designer
that will create code to run under both Linux and Windows.
With ASP you can set up session and application variables and remain
persistent across page requests. How do you do this with Perl/CGI?
Can I run Apache concurrently with IIS? If I setup
localhost/myapps/index.html how do I make ot so Apache processes the
page instead of IIS?
Thanks for your help.
Windows and Linux. I looked at the other langs (PHP, Python, Java) but
Perl seems to have the best balance of scripting, libraries. The
language is scary that it allows you to do so many things.
These are development tools all under Windows for now:
1) Komodo using ActivePerl
2) MySQL
3) Apache for Windows
Some questions:
Can anyone recd a good report designer that will create reports to run
under Windows and Linux? Under Windows I like http://DataDynamics.com
ActiveReports report writer but I would prefer to use a report designer
that will create code to run under both Linux and Windows.
With ASP you can set up session and application variables and remain
persistent across page requests. How do you do this with Perl/CGI?
Can I run Apache concurrently with IIS? If I setup
localhost/myapps/index.html how do I make ot so Apache processes the
page instead of IIS?
Thanks for your help.