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Read file /text data into a web app.
Greetings from a java programmer,
I have used this piece of code which has worked REALLY WELL sending data from a java applet;- #!/usr/bin/perl -w $address = "My specified route on the server + $filename"; open(OUT, ">$address"); print "content-type: text/plain\n\n"; while (<>) { print OUT $_; print $_; } close (OUT); exit 0; # end of script What I would LOVE is to have a generic script to read in data from a file specified in the $address eg ---> $address = "/myData/users/jonsFile.txt"; I did a search before submitting this and found this;- #!/usr/bin/perl -w # use strict; // blocked, but what does this do ? $fileref = "myFile.txt"; $file = "My specified route on the server + $filename"; chomp(my $line = <STDIN> ); // don't get this bit? open (DUMP, ">>$file") || die "Couldn't open $fileref, sorry"; print DUMP "[",scalar localtime,"] $line\n"; close DUMP; print "Information sent from $fileref\n"; # end of script I made one or two changes here and there, so I hope I haven't cocked it up. So, folks - please! Can I have a generic 'readThisFile' script? Thank you very much in advance to all who read this post. PS: security isn't an issue I think as only the specfied files will be accessible according to each script. |
Sscotties,
You need to turn around the open(OUT, ">$address"); to read open(IN, "<$address"); Now you can read from the IN filehandle and write to the standard output: Code:
while (<IN> ) { Fivesidecube |
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