[3969] in java-interest
Re: Java is a CGI program
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Tim Bass (Java))
Wed Dec 6 01:04:57 1995
From: Tim Bass (Java) <java@dune.silkroad.com>
To: Jonathan_Mark_Smith@CCMAIL.PRUSEC.COM
Date: Tue, 5 Dec 1995 23:51:25 -0500 (EST)
Cc: java-interest@java.sun.com
In-Reply-To: <9511058181.AA818176825@CCMAIL.PRUSEC.COM> from "Jonathan_Mark_Smith@CCMAIL.PRUSEC.COM" at Dec 5, 95 07:09:57 am
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> Is thir a way to use Java as a CGI program?????
There is, of course, as way to use java, or most any executable binary
as CGI, if an embedded applet application was not what you were
looking for.
java.sun.com has a simple Count.java example in the programmers
guide that counts the number of chars entered. This is executed
as a stand alone script with the 'java Count' command.
Similar ideas can be found @java.sun.com in the Beta Programmers
Guide ( scary, huh.... been doing this for only a few days and
am sounding like I know something.... )
Believe me, I'm just an javaegg, but java, it seems to be, is
nicely structured and not to difficult for ex-Cers to enjoy.
Tim
>
> Please send sample?
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