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IIS, ASP.Net, PerlScript not supported?
user name
 2006-12-22 00:11:41 

  


  

    



Powel,


 


I think this is something to
do with PerlScript and IIS settings., may be you can try below
steps.


 


Configure PERL Script Mapping for IIS 5.0 and 5.1







 
  

    1.
    Click Start, click Programs, click
      Administrative Tools, and then click Internet Information
      Services.

  

    2.
    Right-click a Web site that you want to enable PERL for,
      and then click Properties.

  

    3.
    Click the Home Directory tab.

  

    4.
    Click Configuration.

  

    5.
    Click Add.

  

    6.
    Type the following for Executable:
      
full path to
      perlis.dllperlis.dll
You can also type the following:
      
full path to
      perl.exeperl.exe %s %s
NOTE: The "%s %s" is
      case-sensitive (for example, "%S %S" does not work).


  

    7.
    For Extension, type .pl.NOTE: Make sure that the All
      Verbs option is selected for full functionality, and that the
      Script Engine check box is selected.


  

    8.
    Click OK to return to the ISM. With the default
      scripts directory with IIS, the URL is the following:
      
http://Server
      Name/scripts/helloworld.pl


 


Regards,


Pravin


 


 






From: perl.net-bounceslistserv.ActiveState.com
on behalf of Powel Crosley
Sent: Wed 12/20/2006 11:53 AM
To:
perl.netlistserv.ActiveState.com
Subject: IIS, ASP.Net, PerlScript
not supported?







Hi,


 


I am new to IIS, ASP, and Perlscript
having come from an Apache-Perl environment.


 


I have XP Professional, IIS 5.1,
ActivePerl 5.8.8 Build 819, and ASP.Net Framework 2.0.50727.


 


Now when I take a very simple .asp
file:


<% LANGUAGE="PerlScript" %> 


<HTML> 


<BODY> 


Test


</BODY> 


</HTML>


 


And try to load it in a browser (IE
7.0) I get the error message:


Parser
Error Message: 'PerlScript' is not a
supported language


 


Now I’ve been looking around for
help on installation issues but can’t seem to find how I load PerlScript as a
known language for ASP.Net.


 


I know that when I installed

ActivePerl I specified PerlScript to be loaded.


 


I realise this is a simple problem,
but I haven̵7;t worked under this yoke before and my client is determined that
this is the infrastructure they want to use!


 


Thanks for any
advice!


 


Warmest regards,


Powel Crosley


 



  

  
  
   
     
    






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