Common Gateway Interface (CGI) is a standard that specifies how external programs interface with a web server. One of the most important applications of CGI is handling fill-out forms. A CGI program located on a host machine's web server can accept user's input through a fill-out form and generate web pages dynamically.
The following Ch CGI classes are included in header file cgi.h.
Member Functions of CResponse Class
Member Functions of CRequest Class
Member Functions of CServer Class
Member Functions of CCookie Class
Two generic data types chchar and chstrarray are typedefed as follows.
typedef char chchar;
typedef char** chstrarray;
When the Unicode is used through header file wcgi.h, these two generic data
types chchar and chstrarray are typedefed as follows.
typedef wchar_t chchar;
typedef wchar_t** chstrarray;
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