Examples of Irie Pascal CGI applications
Overview
The following examples of Irie Pascal CGI applications are provided, with full source
code, to help you get started writing your own applications. You might want to install one
or more of the example programs on your web server, to check whether your web server is
configured correctly. The first two examples are so simple, that if they don't work, then
chances are your web server is not configured correctly.
CGIHello
This example program is included with Irie Pascal (look in the samples
directory). This program is a CGI version of the classic Hello World program. For more,
click here.
CGIInfo
This example program is included with Irie Pascal (look in the samples
directory). This program displays the contents of the standard CGI environment variables
(these environment variables are used to pass useful information to the CGI application).
For more, click here.
Redirect
This program is used to redirect the visitor to a new page. The Go to location form, at
the top of every page on this website, uses this program to perform the redirection. For
more, click here.
CGIMail
This program is used to send an email message. The feedback form uses this program, to send the
collected feedback, to the technical support email address. The form for joining the
announcements mailing list also uses this program, to send an email to the mailing list
server requesting that an address be added to the list. For more, click here.
CGIForm
This example program will be included with Irie Pascal, starting with version 2.5.1
(look in the samples directory). This program displays a form,
accepts input from the user, and then displays the input from the user. Basically this
program serves to illustrate how to handle forms with CGI. For more, click here.
CGICook
This example program will be included with Irie Pascal, starting with version 2.5.1
(look in the samples directory). This program displays any cookies
sent to it from the user's browser, and displays a form that allows the user to create,
delete, or modify cookies. Basically this program serves to illustrate how to handle
cookies with CGI. For more, click here.
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