You should use the CGI.pm module for that. Here's a snippet, but you should browse the CGI.pm documentation that is bundled with the Activestate Perl docs.

Alternatively you should be able to access the form params from the request object that ASP provides automatically. I don't recall right now how to get to it, but it's surely in the Activestate docs. 

   my $query = CGI->new;
        
   # save POST and GET parameters into %FORM
   foreach ($query->param) { 
    
      $FORM{$_} = $query->param($_); 

   }

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In reply to Re: IIS and Perl, yippee by gregorovius
in thread IIS and Perl, yippee by matrix_man

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