Re: Euphoria as script language for IIS
- Posted by jxliv7 <jxliv7 at hotmail.com> Dec 22, 2004
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Derek, i believe you might be missing telling the computer that .exs is file that needs to be executed by .exw (not .exwc, see below). and, .exs needs to be associated with its executable. for example, unless i have the environmental variable PATHEXT set with .exw added -- "PATHEXT .com;.exe;.bat;.cmd;.exw" -- my web pages will not execute. PATHEXT is the variable that tells your computer which extensions are executable. it can be set in the registry, but this environmental variable is sufficient. also, .exwc is the console version of .exw, and i don't think calling up a console from a web page is a good idea or possible. i'm sure that IIS allows Perl scripts to run, so Euphoria should not be a problem. but, in the registry or in the environment, the computer must be told what is an executable extension. html-ly, -- jon