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# Re: HTML + MOO + NT = ???

- Date: Mon, 3 Feb 1997 17:06:20 PST
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    On Mon, 3 Feb 1997, Bill McCarty wrote:
    > I'm looking for a MOO that runs on NT and provides some sort of HTML
    > interface (e.g., Pueblo).  Is it possible to achieve this using WinMOO?

    If you are starting from scratch, use Cold.  It compiles in Win32, is much
    faster than MOO, has a full HTTP/1.0 server port, and text in ColdCore is
    stored in an internal form that can be decompiled based off your content
    type (@set content-type=text/html to get html output).

    I'm not sure what you want to do with HTML, but I can guarantee Cold will
    do it better than MOO (having been experienced with both).  A good
    reference to cold driving HTTP stuff is at www.sunrem.com (everything in
    the Online Catalog is dynamically driven by a Cold server).

    -Brandon Gillespie

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