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How can I pass XML data between CGI scripts ?

Can some one help explain on the different methods which I could use to
pass a XML data structure between CGI scripts ? Is passing the URL the
only way and best way to do this ? How do you create an XML file from a
CGI script ? Any help would be appreciated.

Apr 5 '06 #1
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Can some one help explain on the different methods which I could use to
pass a XML data structure between CGI scripts ?
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How do you create an XML file from a CGI script ?


There is nothing special about XML as far as CGI is concerned, its just
data. So you use whatever XML library you would usually use with the
programming language you are writing the script in.

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Apr 5 '06 #2
Thanks for the post and help. I actually found out you can use a get
call from one script which calls a second script which displays/prints
out XML code.

Apr 5 '06 #3

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