Hi there guys,
I was researching on that topic, both to have a better understanding of the interns of a web server and as a oportunity to know better how to work with VB6.
I did exactly like this article in MSDN but when I test it, opens the dialog to download the CGI, instead of executing it.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q239588
Altough this article is oriented towards VB.Net, I guess the only restriction in using that code is that you have to edit your .exe and manually attach it to console subsystem, which I did with the following:
LINK /EDIT /SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE cgi.exe
I'm testing it on Windows XP 32bits and running Apache 2.2.21... any ideas?
tnx in advance!
I was researching on that topic, both to have a better understanding of the interns of a web server and as a oportunity to know better how to work with VB6.
I did exactly like this article in MSDN but when I test it, opens the dialog to download the CGI, instead of executing it.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q239588
Altough this article is oriented towards VB.Net, I guess the only restriction in using that code is that you have to edit your .exe and manually attach it to console subsystem, which I did with the following:
LINK /EDIT /SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE cgi.exe
I'm testing it on Windows XP 32bits and running Apache 2.2.21... any ideas?
tnx in advance!