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Common Gateway Interface (CGI)
CGI stands for Common Gateway Interface. A CGI program is used to output dynamic information from a web server onto the Internet. It is not a static document like an HTML file. Without CGI the Internet would not be nearly as interesting. For example, CGI programs are used to process the forms found on webpages. A CGI program can be written in a number of executable languages include Perl, Unix shell and C++. CGI Resources and Scripts CGI 101 The CGI Directory CGI-Java.com CGI for Me CGI Free CGI Freebies CGI Resource Index CGI Scripts Search CGI Toolbox FastCGI Matt's Script Archive WDVL: CGI W3.org CGI -- an explanation and tutorial on CGI from the World Wide Web Consortium. Wikipedia's CGI entry Yahoo CGI Resources See Also: Perl Resources Return to Webmaster's Corner Front Page |
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