Hi Carl, I'm not sure why you changed the filename to end in .py... I did a little bit of mucking about with this, and capturing the output from a CGI.pm-based script is possible (if a little hoarky). Unfortunately, I've long since deleted the sandbox I was working in to do this. If you have the time, I'd read the pyperl documentation to get an understanding of what is going on under the hood, and get the program to operate from the command line via pyperl. Then going the extra bit to make it work under Zope isn't so bad. There's no premade solution to what you want to do, but it's possible given a slight bit of effort. - C Carl David wrote:
After lots of hacking, I think I've got an old CGI.pm module and perl program, renamed to a py extension and stored in /Extensions with a correct first line pointing at the perl interpreter, and still it says there is an error on the line "use CGI". The program itself executes from the command line, outputs HTML code, etc., to the screen, but inside Zope, its a big Nope. Can someone explain to me what I'm doing wrong? Thanks Carl David david@uconnvm.uconn.edu
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