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Re: Has this CGI problem been solved (BCB 6 CGI cannot run under Windows 2003 Server)?

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From: Hans Galema
Date: Tue, 06 Jul 2004 12:54
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Lua Kim Teng wrote:

> I was told last time that CGI written in BCB6 cannot be used in Windows 2003
> Server.

Who told you when and where ?

> Has this problem been solved?

Aren't you forgetting to mention the components or techniques that
would cause for that ?

I'm very sure that my cgiprograms developed under bcb3 would
run on any Windows OS if I compiled them with bcb6.

But Windows 2003 Server ?

Hans.
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