On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 20:56:23 +0100
John ORourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Frank,
>
> Actually it was reading about Mime::Lite::TT::HTML on your excellent
> tutorial which inspired the question!
What a coincidence! I swear I wasn't tailing my logs or anything! ;)
> I have a framework similar to TT and the like, so I'm thinking of
> creating something like the above module which handles all the
> Unicode stuff, and which allows subclassing for use with different
> templating systems and frameworks. Something like
> Mime::Lite::Template::<your_framework_here>
>
> I've finally sorted myself out with a PAUSE account so I'll be
> scouting around for the ideal namespace at some point. I'll be
> discussing off-list with Jonathan Vanasco so do butt in if you're
> keen to contribute.
Yeah that's a good idea, put in hooks for HTML::Template, Mason,
etc.
> I like your idea of submitting it to a different mp process, might
> well be some mileage there - an email submission module with
> subclasses for different submission methods perhaps. I was using
> Net::SMTP to send to a local relay, but found it could get stuck on
> DNS lookups for address verification.
Well I wasn't talking about another MP process, just a standard
Perl daemon maybe using something like the Net::Server framework.
Or if the timing isn't terribly important, just have your
mp code shove the message into a db table and have a cron
pick them up and send them off in the background.
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