wget compiled

Is wget supported in 1.09 of the compiler? Do I actually need to to
update the compiler?

Further, is wget supported in Mia VM, 4.14 ?

TIA
IDS mailto:[email protected]

wget compiled



Well, I solved both issues. Now for a couple more questions/request
for suggestions.

1) Does the Mivascript wget function handle binary files?

2) wget is working, but seems to only copy from one site to another. I
have a need for copying a file to a local folder on local computer --
not necessarily in a script or data folder. A download if you will.
ie: /mivadata/mytextfile.txt to c:myfilefolder

Can wget handle it or is there another way?

Thanks,

Scott
IDS




Thursday, May 19, 2005, 1:22:37 AM, you wrote:

I> Is wget supported in 1.09 of the compiler? Do I actually need to to
I> update the compiler?

I> Further, is wget supported in Mia VM, 4.14 ?

I> TIA
I> IDS mailto:[email protected]

wget compiled



Hi Scott,

I don't think that you can copy a file into a directory outside of the
Mivaroot (unless on Windows you set the Mivaroot to c:), but look at Ivo's
comments (on one of the mailinglists yesterday) about symbolic links. Maybe
that can help you.

Markus

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of IDS
Sent: Donnerstag, 19. Mai 2005 14:01
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [meu] wget compiled

Well, I solved both issues. Now for a couple more questions/request for
suggestions.

1) Does the Mivascript wget function handle binary files?

2) wget is working, but seems to only copy from one site to another. I have
a need for copying a file to a local folder on local computer -- not
necessarily in a script or data folder. A download if you will.
ie: /mivadata/mytextfile.txt to c:myfilefolder

Can wget handle it or is there another way?

Thanks,

Scott
IDS




Thursday, May 19, 2005, 1:22:37 AM, you wrote:

I> Is wget supported in 1.09 of the compiler? Do I actually need to to
I> update the compiler?

I> Further, is wget supported in Mia VM, 4.14 ?

I> TIA
I> IDS mailto:[email protected]

Re[2]: wget compiled



I read that thread but because I need to have the file downloaded to local
computer, I don't think sym links are possible for the local computer
-- ie I don't know what OS the end user will be sporting. I am trying
to eliminate the need for the end user to have to FTP.

Not really a javascript person, but since wget captures the file (I've
assumed it does), would it be possible to use javascript to save the
file?

If it's possible, Anybody have this JS code or know where I could get it? It would need
a filebox dialog so the user could save the file anywhere they liked.

Thanks,

Scott
IDS

Thursday, May 19, 2005, 5:27:22 AM, you wrote:

M> Hi Scott,

M> I don't think that you can copy a file into a directory outside of the
M> Mivaroot (unless on Windows you set the Mivaroot to c:), but look at Ivo's
M> comments (on one of the mailinglists yesterday) about symbolic links. Maybe
M> that can help you.

M> Markus

M> -----Original Message-----
M> From: [email protected]
M> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of IDS
M> Sent: Donnerstag, 19. Mai 2005 14:01
M> To: [email protected]
M> Subject: Re: [meu] wget compiled

M> Well, I solved both issues. Now for a couple more questions/request for
M> suggestions.

M> 1) Does the Mivascript wget function handle binary files?

M> 2) wget is working, but seems to only copy from one site to another. I have
M> a need for copying a file to a local folder on local computer -- not
M> necessarily in a script or data folder. A download if you will.
M> ie: /mivadata/mytextfile.txt to c:myfilefolder

M> Can wget handle it or is there another way?

M> Thanks,

M> Scott
M> IDS




M> Thursday, May 19, 2005, 1:22:37 AM, you wrote:

I>> Is wget supported in 1.09 of the compiler? Do I actually need to to
I>> update the compiler?

I>> Further, is wget supported in Mia VM, 4.14 ?

I>> TIA
I>> IDS mailto:[email protected]