Hi,
1. I have a Perl script which is written in a fashion to run only in command line.( not in browser )
Ex: perl script.pl -s "some option" -t "some more option"
2. There is a PHP script which has to call the Perl Script, using system call ( using Exec ) and then the same PHP script collects the console output and makes some cosmetic work and displays in browser.

3. Now the problem is the system call takes a huge resource and my client is suggesting me to include mod_perl.
is it possible to include my Perl script in mod_perl with the same architecture or I need to convert the Perl script in such way that could run in Browser.
Thanks Jey

In reply to Perl, PHP mod_perl by jai_dgl

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