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I certainly agree with "abinila" that there is a crisp way in IO::Socket. But isnt there a way in to use the port # in Connect function indirectly? How about the following sample? [CODE] #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use Socket; my ($remote,$port, $iaddr, $paddr, $proto, $line); $remote = shift || …

Unfortunately(fortunately!!), there is not only one way to write a program for a given requirement. You are right. He could have assigned to a variable and then used it later. But, he might have thought that "Why do I need to use another variable unnecessarily? Instead I could call this …

Dude, The problem with your code is, you are comparing two strings but using integer comparision operator. You must have used 'eq' instead of '=='. Next, lets make life easy! use Getopt module for effective use of switches. When you use Getopt, you dont have to manually manipulate -- or …

Use google. First download basic perl book like "beginning perl" or "perl for dummies". There are lot of perl books available in the web. Prior to that install perl in your system/server. Start doing the samples given in the PDF. Learn about perl data types. Then start manipulating string by …

gpx, The destination may be Tty.so but I guess the source for your problem is the the make file which you are using. What version of solaris you are using? If you keenly look in the gmake output which you attached to the thread, you could see a line stating …

Problem solved or still the thread is open? [QUOTE=VDivya;1074386]Hi all... I am trying to embed Java into Perl. I am a newbie in Perl and I am facing a lot of problems. I used Inline::Java to embed Java into Perl. The details of the modules are as follows: Pojo.pm contains …

divyareddy.533, First, you have to make sure whether captcha module is installed on your system/server. There are few types of captcha module available in CPAN. Check out your captcha module. I can send out a sample if you need. I stopped by this cos, the sample or module is going …

divyareddy.533, The problem is you should not reset the values of the form until you have submitted the form values. By the time you submit the form it will be redirected to someother page. You have said that the page redirects to server side code. A javascript is enough to …

I am not sure what method you are using to make use of perl in web tech. If you are using cgi then, this will help out in redirection print redirect(param("page to which you want to redirect")); Cheers, ~RDX~

Rose, I am not sure whether you have the solution by now. Cos, you have posted few days back. Please ignore if you already have a solution... Alright, as per your research you already have entire solution. All you require is integration. The <form> tag in html has attributes which …

Wait... do you really mean "my $row =~ ......"? That will re-initiate the value of the variable. Right? You need to have the $row declared and stored a value before doing the pattern match on that variable.