>
> If your question was only "can my PHP-serving Apache also
> serve Embperl documents?", the answer would be a simple
> "yes". But when you added "in the same file", I got all sweaty.
>
Theoreticaly you can have a PHP script that generates Embperl code,
which is afterwards interpreted by Embperl.
You can use the Execute ({subreq => 'foo.php'}) to get the Embperl
source from the output of another page (like a PHP page).
If this is really a good idea, depends on your problem
Gerald
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