Ch CGI Classes

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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