If this does not work, you should check file permissions to ensure that the web server has access, and also check the server log. The resulting display should show the timestamp, and the edit box name and contents: Open this file in your browser, and press the Run button. Next, save the following as file test.html in your web directory: The session should show the html generated. This script should be executable, and can be tested by running it from the command line. usr/lib/j/jconsole -jprofile /home/chris/test.ijs
Edit the script and uncomment the last line, so that the script runs cgitest''.Ĭreate a test.cgi script in your cgi-bin directory, as follows.
It can be saved anywhere, but ensure that the web server has read access. This can be a hash bang script to load the J interpreter and run the script.ĭownload the cgi.ijs script Copy cgi.ijs from below, and save it as test.ijs. If necessary, wrap commands in try catch, so that after a failure, the catch line does the exit.įile permissions should allow the web server to run the J interpreter, and read the scripts. The script needs to exit at the end, otherwise the J session remains alive. This is a standalone script, and can be used for testing. This can include the J standard libraries.Ī CGI script with a minimal set of required definitions isĬgi.ijs in the web subversion repository. What else is needed depends on your application. You need at least a script with definitions to read the CGI parameters and create the required CGI output.
#CGI MINIMAL URI DECODE FULL#
For most purposes, the jconsole should suffice for CGI, but the full J system can also be used if required.
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