Novell Web Server 3.0
Examples Toolkit version 1

From this page you can test some tools and examples for creating dynamic web pages. These tools are provided as examples, including all the source. For this reason they are as simple as possible. Still, they are provided in a manner that they can be taken as is and used on a production web site.

The source may be considered "public domain" unless otherwise stated in the source files.

THESE TOOLS ARE NOT SUPPORTED BY NOVELL. They are provided as is, without warrantee.
Guest Book A simple guest registry based on SSI. It is an example of using forms and variables within a SSI document as well as the following commands: #APPEND, #CONFIG, #ECHO, #GOTO, #INCLUDE, #LABEL. See the README.
Suggestion Box A very basic Suggestion Box based on the NWS Extended Server-Side Includes (SSI). It is a good example of the following SSI commands: #APPEND, #CONFIG, #ECHO, #FLASTMOD, #GOTO, #IF, #INCLUDE, #LABEL. It is also a good example of how to use forms and varibles within a SSI document. See the README.
Image Album A short Perl script which creates an "album" of images in a directory. See the SOURCE.
Text Search A Perl script which provides a simple text search engine. See the SOURCE.
Send SMTP mail A Perl script which can send SMTP mail through an SMTP mailhost. A form for entering the mail to send is also provided. See the SOURCE.
Variables A Perl script which displays a listing of the @ENV and @in associative arrays. See the SOURCE.
Files A Perl script which uses both readdir and glob to provide a directory list. Files can be selected and opened. See the SOURCE.
Clock A Java applet which presents a clock. It allows for customizeability through several parameters. It is a good example of parameter passing, as well as some very basic Java. See the SOURCE.
Hit Counter A Java applet which can be combined with SSI to present a graphical counter. See the SOURCE.
Remote CGI The remote common gateway interface (RCGI) sample daemons and source. You can use this to build your own RCGI daemon to be called by the Novell Web Server, or use one of the pre-compiled versions.