CGI is executed directly in response to a request from a client, exposed
by a URL on your site. You probably have a cgi-bin directory which you have
to enable, and then you have to put your CGI application there. Then, you
have to make a request against that URL (which you can do with the
HttpWebRequest/HttpWebResponse, or, from your ASP.NET page, you can issue a
transfer to that URL.
CGI is executed directly in response to a request from a client, exposed
by a URL on your site. You probably have a cgi-bin directory which you have
to enable, and then you have to put your CGI application there. Then, you
have to make a request against that URL
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