thanks for the response. sorry I was not clear.

• CGI Im expecting is perhaps required or leveraging what Ive learned with ISAPI on the aforementioned IIS Windows platform.



• My GOAL is to send an https string from a remote server on the same network to this IIS Server which I want to run a perl process against that string.



• I am trying to set up Perl on IIS7. I have added my Mapping Handler and tried creating *.pl to the path C:\Perl64\bin %s %s and tried both with and without ISAPI support. I do not know what I am missing.



• I also made sure the Read, script & execute permissions are set within the enabled Handler Mapping for *.pl



• as far as >>"I have added C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\perlscripts to my PATH System variables ... how to I configure Perl now to see that ?"
  I have no idea what you mean about "provide an ascii flowchart" to further describe that i made sure I had set the Windows Server Environmental Variable PATH.

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