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Web page to control client based script


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Hi all,

I am not sure if this is the correct place to post but it seemed right. Anyway what I want to do is create a script on my computer that will run various tasks, such as opening outlook etc. I want to do this through a web portal so i can log into my web portal and click a button to open outlook.

 

My question is how.

am i correct in assuming that I would use a perl script or something to that nature to enable communcation between the web app and local script?

 

Any help much apprechiated.

Regards

Mark

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actually, that's quite funny. Today, I started working on something that would do just that. What I've used for assistance is this site.  You need to register a url protocol for each application so you can just tell it "<a href=outlook:contacts>open outlook contacts</a>" and it will open outlook contacts.

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Hey, thanks for the reply.

I dont think this is what i am after, as i just tested it and it never seemed to work. I want to be able to open programs from another computer (through a web interface) on my main computer, does this do this and am I just miss understanding it or does this not do it.

Thanks

Mark

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