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LWP-UserAgent-Request-Cookies.pl - Sending Request with Cookies
This section provides a tutorial example on how to convert all cookies into persistent cookies, save them to a cookie jar file, and attach them to subsequent requests.
2022-10-06, ∼242🔥, 0💬

Open Directories and Read File Names
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes about opening directories. Topics include using opendir() to open a directory handle for a given path name; using readdir() to read file names and sub directory names; using recursive methods to process all files of a directory tree.
2022-10-06, ∼242🔥, 0💬

require() Function - Including Script Files
This section provides a tutorial example showing you how to the require() function is better than the do() function - if the same file is included multiple time, the require() function will only execute it once.
2022-10-19, ∼240🔥, 0💬

"forcearray" - Forcing Element Contents as Arrays
This section provides a tutorial example on how to use the 'forcearray' option to parse XML element contents as arrays instead of hashes.
2022-10-04, ∼235🔥, 0💬

RPC::XML - Perl Implementation of XML-RPC
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes on the RPC::XML Perl module. Topics include introduction of RPC::XML classes: server, client, request, etc.; installing of NMake 1.5 and RPC::XML 0.57; sample server and client programs supporting 3 remote methods; sending arrays with remote method c...
2022-10-11, ∼234🔥, 0💬

stat() - Returns File Statistics
This section provides a tutorial example on using stat() to return many statistics of the specified file, including file size, creation time, and last modification time.
2022-10-08, ∼224🔥, 0💬

XML Parsing Options
This section describes commonly used options supported by the XML::Simple module that controls how to handle root element and empty elements. 'forcearray =&gt; 1' option is needed if you want to text elements to parsed as arrays.
2022-11-18, ∼223🔥, 0💬

Install LIBPNG from Source Code
This section provides a tutorial example on how to install LIBPNG library manually from source code files on macOS.
2022-10-12, ∼222🔥, 0💬

What Is HTTP::Request?
This section describes what is HTTP::Response - a Perl class that represents the HTTP request message to be sent to a Web server.
2022-10-11, ∼222🔥, 0💬

Using DBM Database Files
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes on DBM database files. Topics include using dbmopen() to connect a hash variable to a DBM database; example scripts of storing two and multiple columns in DBM database files.
2022-10-08, ∼219🔥, 0💬

XML-RPC - Remote Procedure Call with XML and HTTP
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes on XML-RPC. Topics include XML-RPC specifications; defining RPC calls as XML messages; sending RPC calls as HTTP requests; defining returning values as XML messages; receiving returning values as HTTP responses.
2022-11-06, ∼217🔥, 0💬

Image and Picture Processing
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes on creating and processing images and managing image file formats. Topics include installing 'Imager' module; drawing graphical elements; converting image file formats; trying to install 'Imager::File::PNG'.
2022-10-17, ∼217🔥, 0💬

Integrating Perl with Apache Web Server
This chapter provides tutorial notes on installing Apache Web server on Windows systems. Topics include downloading and installing Apache 2.2.25 binary distribution; configuring Apache to run Perl as CGI scripts; testing Perl scripts on Apache server; 500 Internal Server Error; using cgi-lib.pl libr...
2022-10-11, ∼217🔥, 0💬

Performance of Java substring() and indexOf()
This section provides a tutorial example to test performance of 2 Java built-in functions: substring() and indexOf() on a Window 2000 system.
2022-10-04, ∼217🔥, 0💬

500 Internal Server Error
This section provides a tutorial on how to troubleshoot the '500 Internal Server Error'. Several common causes of this error are listed.
2022-10-08, ∼216🔥, 0💬

IIS Environment Variables
This section describes what environment variables are provided by the IIS server for CGI programs.
2022-10-04, ∼216🔥, 0💬

About This Book
This section provides some detailed information about this book - Perl Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples.
2022-10-07, ∼215🔥, 0💬

What Is CGI.pm?
This section describes what is CGI.pm - a Perl module that helps you to process HTTP requests and prepare HTTP responses through the CGI (Common Gateway Interface) standard.
2022-10-05, ∼213🔥, 0💬

XML::Simple Module - XML Parser and Generator
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes on the XML::Simple module. Topics include XMLin() method to parse an XML string into a hash; XMLout() method to generator an XML string from a hash; XML::Simple options: forcearraym, suppressempty, and keyattri; working with XML hashes.
2022-10-09, ∼212🔥, 0💬

What Is Socket Communication?
This section describes the socket communication model on the Internet network. A socket represents one end-point of a two-way communication link between two programs running on the Internet network.
2022-11-02, ∼211🔥, 0💬

Imager::File::PNG - PNG File Format
This section provides a tutorial example on how to install Imager::File::PNG Perl module using CPAN Shell. Installation failed with 'lpng' library missing.
2022-10-12, ∼211🔥, 0💬

What Is ActivePerl?
This section describes what is ActivePerl - a free Perl engine for Windows, Linux and other platforms developed by ActiveState.
2022-10-05, ∼208🔥, 0💬

File System Functions and Operations
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes about file system functions and operations. Topics include using built-in functions to create and remove directories; using unlink() to delete files; using file test operators; using stat() to return file statistics.
2022-10-10, ∼207🔥, 0💬

Socket Communication Over the Internet
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes on socket communication. Topics include the socket communication interface model; built-in functions for socket communication server and client; using listen() and accept() functions to play the server role; using connect() to play the client role.
2022-10-28, ∼205🔥, 0💬

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