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Bill H
I have a perl script that process form inputs, saves the data and then
does a "print location: ..." to a different perl program that creates
pdf files from the saved data (using data passed in the url), and when
its done it does a "print location ..." to get back to the 1st
program. All these programs are on the same server and in the same
folder. The reason for 2 programs is that the the 2nd one loads a
number of support libraries for creating pdf's, handling images etc,
the 1st one is basically a form processor and information controller.
Instead of using this method, can I use an exec call? Would the
initial environment variables still be there?
Bill H
does a "print location: ..." to a different perl program that creates
pdf files from the saved data (using data passed in the url), and when
its done it does a "print location ..." to get back to the 1st
program. All these programs are on the same server and in the same
folder. The reason for 2 programs is that the the 2nd one loads a
number of support libraries for creating pdf's, handling images etc,
the 1st one is basically a form processor and information controller.
Instead of using this method, can I use an exec call? Would the
initial environment variables still be there?
Bill H