On Jun 21, 2007, at 4:21 PM, Frank Wiles wrote:
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.
hooks are good. setting up a filterchain might be better.
i don't like the idea of having templating frameworks involved with
mail-- they have huge overheads.
some sort of lightweight filterchain or something that can call in a
framework if-needed would be optimal.
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.
why not just pipe to exim/postfix/qmail?
you could also do a twisted daemon really quickly. i know this is a
modperl list-- but the twisted framework works really well for this
stuff. you could code a custom mailserver in an afternoon .
// Jonathan Vanasco
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