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Is there any way for a (preferably) perl script on linux to talk to a windows application. The app in question comes with VB code samples.
perl remote
asked Jan 18 at 9:26
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closed as unclear what you're asking by GAD3R, Mr Shunz, Christopher, andcoz, Jeff Schaller Jan 18 at 15:13
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Is there any way for a (preferably) perl script on linux to talk to a windows application. The app in question comes with VB code samples.
perl remote
asked Jan 18 at 9:26
WaldschratWaldschrat
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closed as unclear what you're asking by GAD3R, Mr Shunz, Christopher, andcoz, Jeff Schaller Jan 18 at 15:13
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Yes there is : wine You should add more details to your question.
– jayooin
Jan 18 at 9:30
@jayooin: I guess I could use wine to actually run the windows app, and I have found Win32::CLR on cpan, but otherwise I am completely lost
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:36
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Welcome, please clarify the question , did you need to run a VB code on linux? The used tagremotemake the question unclear.
– GAD3R
Jan 18 at 9:47
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You have tagged this with remote, why? Is the Windows application running on a remote host? If so, is the question actually about communicating over a network?
– Kusalananda
Jan 18 at 9:47
well, I am using linux and seem to have the option of running the application either on a windows server, or inside wine. I sort of prefer the server. So yes, it is about remotely accessing that program to query and update values in a database. There is no database access available, so I must go through that app.
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:55
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Is there any way for a (preferably) perl script on linux to talk to a windows application. The app in question comes with VB code samples.
perl remote
asked Jan 18 at 9:26
WaldschratWaldschrat
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Is there any way for a (preferably) perl script on linux to talk to a windows application. The app in question comes with VB code samples.
perl remote
perl remote
asked Jan 18 at 9:26
WaldschratWaldschrat
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asked Jan 18 at 9:26
WaldschratWaldschrat
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asked Jan 18 at 9:26
WaldschratWaldschrat
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asked Jan 18 at 9:26
WaldschratWaldschrat
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asked Jan 18 at 9:26
WaldschratWaldschrat
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closed as unclear what you're asking by GAD3R, Mr Shunz, Christopher, andcoz, Jeff Schaller Jan 18 at 15:13
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by GAD3R, Mr Shunz, Christopher, andcoz, Jeff Schaller Jan 18 at 15:13
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Yes there is : wine You should add more details to your question.
– jayooin
Jan 18 at 9:30
@jayooin: I guess I could use wine to actually run the windows app, and I have found Win32::CLR on cpan, but otherwise I am completely lost
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:36
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Welcome, please clarify the question , did you need to run a VB code on linux? The used tagremotemake the question unclear.
– GAD3R
Jan 18 at 9:47
2
You have tagged this with remote, why? Is the Windows application running on a remote host? If so, is the question actually about communicating over a network?
– Kusalananda
Jan 18 at 9:47
well, I am using linux and seem to have the option of running the application either on a windows server, or inside wine. I sort of prefer the server. So yes, it is about remotely accessing that program to query and update values in a database. There is no database access available, so I must go through that app.
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:55
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Yes there is : wine You should add more details to your question.
– jayooin
Jan 18 at 9:30
@jayooin: I guess I could use wine to actually run the windows app, and I have found Win32::CLR on cpan, but otherwise I am completely lost
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:36
2
Welcome, please clarify the question , did you need to run a VB code on linux? The used tagremotemake the question unclear.
– GAD3R
Jan 18 at 9:47
2
You have tagged this with remote, why? Is the Windows application running on a remote host? If so, is the question actually about communicating over a network?
– Kusalananda
Jan 18 at 9:47
well, I am using linux and seem to have the option of running the application either on a windows server, or inside wine. I sort of prefer the server. So yes, it is about remotely accessing that program to query and update values in a database. There is no database access available, so I must go through that app.
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:55
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Yes there is : wine You should add more details to your question.
– jayooin
Jan 18 at 9:30
Yes there is : wine You should add more details to your question.
– jayooin
Jan 18 at 9:30
@jayooin: I guess I could use wine to actually run the windows app, and I have found Win32::CLR on cpan, but otherwise I am completely lost
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:36
@jayooin: I guess I could use wine to actually run the windows app, and I have found Win32::CLR on cpan, but otherwise I am completely lost
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:36
2
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Welcome, please clarify the question , did you need to run a VB code on linux? The used tag
remote make the question unclear.– GAD3R
Jan 18 at 9:47
Welcome, please clarify the question , did you need to run a VB code on linux? The used tag
remote make the question unclear.– GAD3R
Jan 18 at 9:47
2
2
You have tagged this with remote, why? Is the Windows application running on a remote host? If so, is the question actually about communicating over a network?
– Kusalananda
Jan 18 at 9:47
You have tagged this with remote, why? Is the Windows application running on a remote host? If so, is the question actually about communicating over a network?
– Kusalananda
Jan 18 at 9:47
well, I am using linux and seem to have the option of running the application either on a windows server, or inside wine. I sort of prefer the server. So yes, it is about remotely accessing that program to query and update values in a database. There is no database access available, so I must go through that app.
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:55
well, I am using linux and seem to have the option of running the application either on a windows server, or inside wine. I sort of prefer the server. So yes, it is about remotely accessing that program to query and update values in a database. There is no database access available, so I must go through that app.
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:55
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Yes there is : wine You should add more details to your question.
– jayooin
Jan 18 at 9:30
@jayooin: I guess I could use wine to actually run the windows app, and I have found Win32::CLR on cpan, but otherwise I am completely lost
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:36
2
Welcome, please clarify the question , did you need to run a VB code on linux? The used tag
remotemake the question unclear.– GAD3R
Jan 18 at 9:47
2
You have tagged this with remote, why? Is the Windows application running on a remote host? If so, is the question actually about communicating over a network?
– Kusalananda
Jan 18 at 9:47
well, I am using linux and seem to have the option of running the application either on a windows server, or inside wine. I sort of prefer the server. So yes, it is about remotely accessing that program to query and update values in a database. There is no database access available, so I must go through that app.
– Waldschrat
Jan 18 at 9:55