ScriptEngine threw expection ... Error

I have a redirect page using PerlScript titled
clickthru.asp:
<%@LANGUAGE="PerlScript"%>
<%
my $url = $Request->QueryString('url')->Item();
$Response->Redirect($url);
%>

I keep running into the following error when I click on an
ad from a test page:
Error Type:
Active Server Pages, ASP 0240 (0x80004005)
A ScriptEngine threw expection 'C0000005'
in 'IActiveScript::SetScriptState()'
from 'CActiveScriptEngine::ReuseEngine()'.
/ads/clickthru.asp

Has anyone run into this situation and could possibly help
me out? I don't know what else to do short of learning
Visual Basic as an alternative.

Thanks,
Ritche

Mark
Wed Jun 23 17:57:45 CDT 2004

Try the script below to see if it is something specific to perlscript

<%@LANGUAGE="vbscript"%>
<%
dim url
url = Trim(Request.QueryString("url"))
Response.Redirect url
%>

If the above works but the perlscript doesn't you will probably need to
track down a perlscript newsgroup for help.

--
Mark Schupp
Head of Development
Integrity eLearning
www.ielearning.com


"Ritche" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:265f01c45969$7cada750$3501280a@phx.gbl...
> I have a redirect page using PerlScript titled
> clickthru.asp:
> <%@LANGUAGE="PerlScript"%>
> <%
> my $url = $Request->QueryString('url')->Item();
> $Response->Redirect($url);
> %>
>
> I keep running into the following error when I click on an
> ad from a test page:
> Error Type:
> Active Server Pages, ASP 0240 (0x80004005)
> A ScriptEngine threw expection 'C0000005'
> in 'IActiveScript::SetScriptState()'
> from 'CActiveScriptEngine::ReuseEngine()'.
> /ads/clickthru.asp
>
> Has anyone run into this situation and could possibly help
> me out? I don't know what else to do short of learning
> Visual Basic as an alternative.
>
> Thanks,
> Ritche
>
>

Steven
Wed Jun 23 17:55:32 CDT 2004

I don't actually know Perl myself but, I'd guess the problem is due to;

> my $url = $Request->QueryString('url')->Item();
> $Response->Redirect($url);

If Perlscript works the same as VBScript, then you'd need to change it to;

$url = $Request->QueryString('url')->Item();
$Response->Redirect($url);

See if this works (uses VBScript)

<%@ Language="VBScript" %>
<%
sURL = Request.Querystring("url")
Response.Redirect sURL
%>

--

Regards

Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!


"Ritche" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:265f01c45969$7cada750$3501280a@phx.gbl...
> I have a redirect page using PerlScript titled
> clickthru.asp:
> <%@LANGUAGE="PerlScript"%>
> <%
> my $url = $Request->QueryString('url')->Item();
> $Response->Redirect($url);
> %>
>
> I keep running into the following error when I click on an
> ad from a test page:
> Error Type:
> Active Server Pages, ASP 0240 (0x80004005)
> A ScriptEngine threw expection 'C0000005'
> in 'IActiveScript::SetScriptState()'
> from 'CActiveScriptEngine::ReuseEngine()'.
> /ads/clickthru.asp
>
> Has anyone run into this situation and could possibly help
> me out? I don't know what else to do short of learning
> Visual Basic as an alternative.
>
> Thanks,
> Ritche
>
>

Ritche
Wed Jun 23 18:22:35 CDT 2004

I gave your idea a try and still encountered the same
error. It seems to be specific to the Perl engine. I tried
to find some answers at ActiveState but was unsuccessful.
Thank you for your time. -Ritche

>-----Original Message-----
>I don't actually know Perl myself but, I'd guess the
problem is due to;
>
>> my $url = $Request->QueryString('url')->Item();
>> $Response->Redirect($url);
>
>If Perlscript works the same as VBScript, then you'd need
to change it to;
>
>$url = $Request->QueryString('url')->Item();
>$Response->Redirect($url);
>
>See if this works (uses VBScript)
>
><%@ Language="VBScript" %>
><%
> sURL = Request.Querystring("url")
> Response.Redirect sURL
>%>
>
>--
>
>Regards
>
>Steven Burn
>Ur I.T. Mate Group
>www.it-mate.co.uk
>
>Keeping it FREE!
>
>
>"Ritche" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:265f01c45969$7cada750$3501280a@phx.gbl...
>> I have a redirect page using PerlScript titled
>> clickthru.asp:
>> <%@LANGUAGE="PerlScript"%>
>> <%
>> my $url = $Request->QueryString('url')->Item();
>> $Response->Redirect($url);
>> %>
>>
>> I keep running into the following error when I click on
an
>> ad from a test page:
>> Error Type:
>> Active Server Pages, ASP 0240 (0x80004005)
>> A ScriptEngine threw expection 'C0000005'
>> in 'IActiveScript::SetScriptState()'
>> from 'CActiveScriptEngine::ReuseEngine()'.
>> /ads/clickthru.asp
>>
>> Has anyone run into this situation and could possibly
help
>> me out? I don't know what else to do short of learning
>> Visual Basic as an alternative.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Ritche
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>

Ritche
Wed Jun 23 18:25:02 CDT 2004

Thanks for the script. You're right about it being Perl
specific. Unfortunately, I haven't had much luck getting
any answers from anyone using ActiveState's ActivePerl who
ran into my situation. Thanks again, Ritche

>-----Original Message-----
>Try the script below to see if it is something specific
to perlscript
>
><%@LANGUAGE="vbscript"%>
><%
> dim url
> url = Trim(Request.QueryString("url"))
> Response.Redirect url
>%>
>
>If the above works but the perlscript doesn't you will
probably need to
>track down a perlscript newsgroup for help.
>
>--
>Mark Schupp
>Head of Development
>Integrity eLearning
>www.ielearning.com
>
>
>"Ritche" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:265f01c45969$7cada750$3501280a@phx.gbl...
>> I have a redirect page using PerlScript titled
>> clickthru.asp:
>> <%@LANGUAGE="PerlScript"%>
>> <%
>> my $url = $Request->QueryString('url')->Item();
>> $Response->Redirect($url);
>> %>
>>
>> I keep running into the following error when I click on
an
>> ad from a test page:
>> Error Type:
>> Active Server Pages, ASP 0240 (0x80004005)
>> A ScriptEngine threw expection 'C0000005'
>> in 'IActiveScript::SetScriptState()'
>> from 'CActiveScriptEngine::ReuseEngine()'.
>> /ads/clickthru.asp
>>
>> Has anyone run into this situation and could possibly
help
>> me out? I don't know what else to do short of learning
>> Visual Basic as an alternative.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Ritche
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>