Jeff Ng wrote:
>
> I would like to Apache::ASP to parse pages in an existing mod_perl
> environment. Ideally, I could set headers with mod_perl, then use
> Apache::ASP to parse templates which I can arbitrarily combine. It seems
> that using Apache::ASP forces me to do most of my coding in the perlscript
> whereas I would prefer to minimize this for the sake of not interspersing
> too much code within the HTML.
>
> As it stands, it appears that the output of Apache::ASP goes directly to
> stdout. Is there a way to use Apache::ASP as part of a normal mod_perl
> module, then capture the output to a variable?
>
Apache::ASP was built to be a fully standalone environment, thus
doing this is not easy. It would be a worthwhile extension of
the environment to be able to use Apache::ASP just to render
specific templates, and provide the output back to the caller,
but an extension it would be, quite significant I would imagine.
> Or perhaps there is a better solution using Mason?
>
... also some of the other templating solutions, which were
designed for this purpose.
-- Joshua
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