At Fri, 21 Jun 2002 11:30:00 +0800, Stas Bekman wrote: > > Well, here is my plan for the Apache 2.0 special issue column that I > > would write for a magazine called Software Design (*1). Total number > > of pages should be up to 8 pages. > > > > If you can give me an advice on how do I put "real (= interesting) > > examples" on Examples section, it'll be appreciated ;-) > > Well, I'm working on it. Tell me what phases you want the examples for.
What I need is examples for "filters that do interesting thing" and "any protocol" handlers. At least this article will be a *very* first brief introduction/plug for mod_perl 2.0 in Japanese. The whole article would consist of Part 1: What's new in Apache 2.0? (MPM, APR etc) (10p) Part 2: Apache 1.3 vs. 2.0 (benchmarks) (8p) Part 3: WebDAV in Apache 2.0 (10p) Part 4: mod_perl in Apache 2.0 (8p) You see we beat mod_(php|ruby|python) here ;-) > > Title: mod_perl on Apache 2.0 (8p) > > > > * How to install (1p) > > - grab 1.99_* from CPAN > > - how to choose MPM? > > > > * Configure (2p) > > - Differences with 1.x > > - ModPerl::* > > - installing into same path with 1.x (use Apache2) > > > > * API (1p) > > - Hello World > > - Differences with 1.x API > > If you are going to list them all this will never fit in one page. > Unless you are very creative and do it as a short table. Yep, so I should give a brief introduction and put perl guide URL in "SEE ALSO" section. > > - use Apache::compat > > > > * Examples (3-4p) > > - Any protocol: Echo, telnet > > - Filters: ROT13, HTML => PDF etc. > > - Apache::Test live testing > > Apache::Test will take a lot of space if you go to the details of > writing tests and setting up whe framework. Same as above ;-) > > Column (0.5p-): > > - ithreads (perl 5.8) > > > > *1) http://www.gihyo.co.jp/SD/ > > heh, they don't set the Content-type/encoding, so mozilla doesn't > automatically recognizes that it's japanese. -- Tatsuhiko Miyagawa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
