There is a Web site for FastCGI for OpenVMS where we will try and describe a few usage scenarios that we hear about, perhaps the odd tip, and generally attempt to provide information on the use of FastCGI for OpenVMS.
The documentation may be retrieved from http://www.johndapps.com-a.googlepages.com/FastCGI-VMS-notes-01.pdf.
If, after reading the documentation you would like to try the software, then please send a brief email stating platform and OS version to brett.r.cameron(at)gmail.com and johndapps(at)gmail.com and we will respond with the kit location.
We would love to hear from you, either via mail or as a comment to this entry! Let us know what you are doing and what other software you are using, for example, gSOAP for OpenVMS or perhaps ZeroMQ for OpenVMS.
Disclaimer: the information in this document is the sole responsibility of the authors. The information contained herein is offered on a best-effort basis. The authors and their respective employers offer no support or warranty on any of the content in this document or the software described in it.
Corrected a minor flaw in the documentation and reposted the documentation. Thank you to our loyal (anonymous) friend for finding the error and pointing it out to us!
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Hello and thank you for your inquiry!
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Our email addresses are:
brett.r.cameron AT gmail DOT com
johndapps AT gmail DOT com
Thank you, John
Watch those DCL symbols which you have defined for compiles, linker and so on! They can lead to unexpected results...
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