thnx for the reply.

No i dint get any message

my code of the called file is

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";

$_="My Page";
$datalen=$ENV{'Content_Length'};
read(STDIN,$q,$datalen);
@data=split(/&/,$q);
$len=@data;
for($i=0; $i<$len; $i++)
{
$data=@data$i;
$data=~ s/\s|t=|RUN//g;
@data$i=$data;
}
$a1=(@data[0]);

$a1 gets the file path,like C:Projecct\jeisika\mol.pdb
which i plan to open and analyze, whereas, when made to run on server this file path comes to perl file as "mol.pdb" only!
This is the first problem

and the second is that i dont know whether i have to upload this file to server before running. Cannot it be done by browsing the file path and then POST it to the second pearl file where this file should be opened and analysed??

I hope im clear now..... :)

In reply to Re^2: Upload file (PDB format ) on server by flyPerl
in thread Upload file (PDB format ) on server by flyPerl

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