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PostPosted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 10:01 pm    Post subject: How to specify a path value when running a CGI app from with Reply with quote



Hi there,

I am developing my first CGI web app using Web Broker. I elected not to
create the application as a Web Debugger App, but directly as a CGI app.
When I issue the Run command in the IDE the default Action of the WebModule
is executed, the output being written to the console. How can I get the IDE
to execute a different Action, given its 'path' name? If this cannot be done
within the IDE, how can the path name be specified in the Windows command
line?

I also created a second CGI app as a plain console application. I have
noticed a large difference in the size of the executable file. The console
app is 47 KB, while the Web Broker app is 445 KB. Does this mean that the
Web Broker components are causing a lot of redundant code to be linked in to
the executable? I thought that the linker doesn't link in any
procedures/methods that are not referenced in the application, unless they
are declared as virtual in a base class. Are most of the WebModule methods
therefore virtual?

Many thanks in advance.

Regards,

Enquiring Mind
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