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Dale F.
Here's a bit of HTML that attempts to pass a "/Begin"
parameter to an EXE file. (The EXE file compiles some
data and returns an HTML response.)
<form method="POST"
action="http://11.22.33.444/MyFolder/MyEXEFile.exe/Begin">
With the parameter, the browser doesn't find the
executable. Without the parameter, the browser does find
the EXE file but, of course, the EXE doesn't work
properly.
Gary responded: "I don't think that's the correct syntax
for a parameter. In this construction, "Begin" looks
like the lowest level folder or a file name."
Dale says: "If this is not the correct syntax, then what
is the correct syntax?" (see the line of HTML above.)
Thanks,
Dale F.
parameter to an EXE file. (The EXE file compiles some
data and returns an HTML response.)
<form method="POST"
action="http://11.22.33.444/MyFolder/MyEXEFile.exe/Begin">
With the parameter, the browser doesn't find the
executable. Without the parameter, the browser does find
the EXE file but, of course, the EXE doesn't work
properly.
Gary responded: "I don't think that's the correct syntax
for a parameter. In this construction, "Begin" looks
like the lowest level folder or a file name."
Dale says: "If this is not the correct syntax, then what
is the correct syntax?" (see the line of HTML above.)
Thanks,
Dale F.