Re: making dynamic web pages

That is basically correct. There is another option, FastCGI, which uses a socket connection between the web server and the application to communicate. Anything beyond that would probably depend on whether any particular web server offers dynamic page generation.

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Re^2: making dynamic web pages by manishrathi (Beadle) on Dec 22, 2009 at 03:35 UTC
For FastCGI protocol, how would that protocol be used ? If there are two protocols being used, which one will be used by the request. What I mean is, when a request comes in and if that needs dynamic creation of the webpage, which protocol will be used by the web server to transfer the request data to application if there are more than one protocols are available ? Or there can be only one protocal on the webserver at a time, so whenever a request needs to dynamically create a web page, only this protocal can transfer request data to the application ? Pls explain	[reply]
Re^3: making dynamic web pages by Anonymous Monk on Dec 22, 2009 at 04:56 UTC
used by the web server to transfer the request data to application if there are more than one protocols are available like every software you, configuration	[reply]