Resolved? Well, it depends on what you mean. =) I no longer am pounding my head against the wall, but only because I learned C# and gave up trying to get Perl to work for ASP. Bottom line is that there is no documentation, there is no support, and it just didn't work. Now, I'm happy I learned C#, it's another thing to put in my bag o tricks, and it's taught me a lot about object oriented programming that I never learned from Perl, but I still wish I could develop Perl components for .NET so that I could fully use all the tools at my disposal(no CPAN for C#, know what I mean?).

Good luck in your search, and please be sure to come back and post here if you have better luck than I did.

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: ASP.NET, Perlscript, for the love of god... by Theseus
in thread ASP.NET, Perlscript, for the love of god... by Theseus

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