 Perl |
All sites hosted on any Corpex NT server have access to Perl. This is a version of Perl 5, although typically not the very latest release, as this is not always stable. Perl is run as a CGI script, not ISAPI. Because of this, sites using Perl excessively may be shut down without warning if they are putting an unreasonable load on the server. (See our Terms and Conditions ).
If you have an application that you feel would greatly benefit from the use of Perl as an ISAPI extension, please contact support@nt.corpex.com , giving as much detail as you can, and we will see if it is possible to set this up for you. If we can, there may be a small charge. |
| Perl - Email |
To send email from Perl you will need to use Blat.
e:\blat\blat.exe <filename> -t <recipient> [optional switches]
| <filename> |
file with the message body |
| -t <recipient> |
recipient list (comma separated) |
| -s <subj> |
subject line |
| -i <addr> |
a 'From:' address, not necessarily known to the SMTP server. |
| -c <recipient> |
carbon copy recipient list (comma separated) |
| -b <recipient> |
blind carbon copy recipient list (comma separated) |
| -mime |
MIME Quoted-Printable Content-Transfer-Encoding. |
| -q |
supresses *all* output. |
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| Perl - ODBC |
Once you have uploaded your database and we have finished the setup (see Databases - Setup Procedure ) you will be able to use the ODBC module.
To connect to a database on a Corpex NT server you can use syntax similar to the following:
use Win32::ODBC;
$db = new Win32::ODBC("mydsn");
Full documentation about the Perl ODBC module can be found here .
Note that the only supported method of connecting to a database on a Corpex NT server is via the System DSN - see Databases for more. |
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| FIND & PURCHASE A DOMAIN NAME... |
 
Please enter search without extension
e.g. 'domain' NOT 'domain.co.uk' |
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