RE: RE: [WEB400] CGI and *LIBL

["Bob cozzi" <cozzi@xxxxxxxxx>]

Right, under Apache you have to use the virtual keyword for SSI and the
#include directive.  There is a setting in the configuration file to allow
any file extension you want to be able to support SSI.  Conventionally, only
.SHTML extensions or .HTMLS are searched for SSI statements. This is to
improve response times.  If you have a slow AS/400 then consider using this
convention, but if you have a pretty fast one, just turn it on for all of
them like I do.
But you're right, I ain't no Apache configuration/sysAdmin kind of guy.


Bob Cozzi
Cozzi Consulting
www.rpgiv.com


-----Original Message-----
From: web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:web400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of jrc@xxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2003 8:23 AM
To: web400@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: RE: [WEB400] CGI and *LIBL

>PS - Did I see tools to let you do includes in CGI
>RPGLE now?  I played with a poll program, but then
>realized I didn't know how to embed it in an eRPG
>web page. 


I know that Bob uses SSI (Server Side Includes) frequently with the CERN
(classic) server, and I went and played with it on the Apache server and was
finally able to get it to work.  Once you get your server to accept and
process SSI, then it is a simple matter of adding some HTML like so...

<!--#include virtual="/ssi-bin/FREELOCS" -->

I think you also have to change your HTML file extension to .shtml, but
there should be a way around that.  So in your example you would write your
POLL CGI program and #include the address in an .shtml file and the web page
should insert the results of that program in your page.

Is that what you were looking for?


Joel
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