Perrin Harkins wrote:>?
> If you want to sell it, and don't want to spend all your time
> debugging vendor oddities, I suggest you target popular versions of
> RHEL and Fedora Core and build your own RPMs for perl, mod_perl,
> apache, and your application.
> People with ISPs where they can't install RPMs will probably not be
> able to run mod_perl apps anyway.
Thank you for your reply. :-)
I've been looking into Catalyst:
http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/
If I understand it correctly, Catalyst can run under Perl/CGI, Apache/ mod_perl
CGI emulation layers (Apache::Registry, FastCGI?, others?), Apache/ mod_perl,
Apache2/ mod_perl2 CGI emulation layers (?), and Apache2/ mod_perl2. It's a
matter of choosing the right engine, or letting Catalyst make the choice for
you. It looks very compelling. But, I need to find a stable platform first.
I'd like to have similar flexibility as to *nix distribution -- e.g. developed/
supported under one (likely, Debian 3.1; that's what I know best), and later
tested/ supported under others (if the need arises and help is available). I'm
hoping that Catalyst will facilitate this goal.
David
