Re: [sqr-users] Newbie Question 2

["George Jansen" <GJANSEN@aflcio.org>]

Well, AOLServer, and through the old Oracle App Server's Perl cartridge.
It has been a while, but it it is straightforward to link SQR into a
shared library such that AOLServer's TCL API can call it, or a Perl
module using ExtUtils::MakeMaker. For JSPs you should be able to write a
class to wrap a "native" call to int sqr().

AOLServer is an excellent web server, but seems to be pretty much a
nice product these days. It sounds to me as if you'd probably prefer to
use Apache and create a loadable file that would allow you to invoke SQR
from within Perl. If you have reasonable experience with Perl modules,
you should find the task quite straightforward. If you don't, have a
look at "the Camel book" (http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/pperl3/ ).

And of course you can, in most web servers, escape out to a shell
prompt--whence the effectiveness of little gems such as the NIMDA worm.
I don't think that in general this is a good idea.



>>> vito.campanelli@mcgill.ca 01/19/04 12:46PM >>>
Hi,

I am reading the "Getting Started with SQR" document from Brio.
I noticed there was a section on running reports with CGI.
I wanted to know from the group, has anybody been successful in trying
to run a report via PHP, .NET of JSP? If yes, can you please provide
any
good tutorials, documents or examples?

Thanks
Vito


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