I have a cgi script that is on a unix server. The cgi script runs some
code then it prints two lines of data that I need. The c# program
needs to be able to run the cgi program and get the two lines of data
that it printed.

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>I have a cgi script that is on a unix server. The cgi script runs some
> code then it prints two lines of data that I need. The c# program
> needs to be able to run the cgi program and get the two lines of data
> that it printed.
>

Locally or remotely? Does the script take inputs?

Probably the easiest thing to do is connect to the unix web server via HTTP
so that it handles all the CGI environment stuff, and you just get an HTTP
response containing your data.

Ben Voigt wrote:
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> I have a cgi script that is on a unix server. The cgi script runs some
>> code then it prints two lines of data that I need. The c# program
>> needs to be able to run the cgi program and get the two lines of data
>> that it printed.
>
> Locally or remotely? Does the script take inputs?
>
> Probably the easiest thing to do is connect to the unix web server via HTTP
> so that it handles all the CGI environment stuff, and you just get an HTTP
> response containing your data.

More specifically WebClient or (Http)WebRequest.

Arne