This email is to announce the new Apache2::Translation: http://search.cpan.org/~opi/Apache2-Translation-0.08/lib/Apache2/Translation.pod
Apache2::Translation can be looked at in 2 ways: 1) it is similar to mod_rewrite in that it lives mostly in the uri translation phase where it can change/route/redirect/whatever the request. Unlike mod_rewrite it fetches it's configuration from a database at runtime. Hence, the rules can be changed without restarting Apache. 2) dynamic configuration. It can apply configuration directives read from a database apply to the current request. Thus, it can be seen as a .htaccess replacement for modperl handlers where real files and directories are not necessary involved. But it can more than that. Almost anything request-specific can be applied. Hope some people find it useful... Torsten
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