I have more than 15 years of hands-on experience. I don't mind being a "paper" anything since I know I can go into an environment and learn what I need to get the job done. That said, I don't see a paper cert as cheating, the cert means you have passed the tests, no more and no less. If you...
I have a bit to add to the above. Of course doing is better than reading and there is much more to learn from having the systems available. That said, some of us don't have the room available to put up a 3 computer lab. I live in a small NYC apartment, finding space for the books needed to study...
S1 does an HTTP request, it survives the request and waits for a response. The problem is that the response, for some quite odd reason (I have a call into their less than wonderful tech support) does to the S2 or S3.
Oh, well, back to my old programming days. The solution I see is for S2/S3 to...
I Post the data to the foreign server. I could use their own web interfact, but that is not what my client wants, he wants the users to use his forms. I just can't figure out how scripts 2 or 3 can talk to the user.
That just brings me to another instance of the first script. My problem is that the first script is the only thing with the connection to the client. I suppose there is something I could do with named pipes or something.
Here is my situation.
Client fills out form and sends it to perl script (S1) on my server.
S1 sends info off to "foreign" server (a credit card processor).
The foreign server is configured to send approvals to one script (call it S2) with approval and another script (S3) with a...
Here is my situation.
Client fills out form and sends it to perl script (S1) on my server.
S1 sends info off to "foreign" server (a credit card processor).
The foreign server is configured to send approvals to one script (call it S2) with approval and another script (S3) with a...
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