Hi Chris, One approach would be to modify your applications so they use some kind of abstraction layer, like Plack, that runs on top of both CGI and mod_perl. There's more on Plack here: http://plackperl.org/
Another option, since you used Registry, would be to change your use of Apache::Request to something like CGI.pm which works on both. You may not need to change much else. - Perrin On Sat, Dec 15, 2012 at 3:07 PM, Chris Bennett <ch...@bennettconstruction.us > wrote: > Everything I use/write is strictly mod_perl (mod_perl-1.31 under > OpenBSD). > > I am planning on releasing some of this open-source, but many users will > not be running mod_perl. > > What might be the easiest way to go backwards to CGI without a huge > amount of work? > Should I write something that makes $r->print(); work as print? > I have read that CGI.pm and Apache::Request are similar but not the > same. > Is something already written to do this out there? A guide? > > These applications use: > use Apache::Request(); > use DBI(); > > All of these modules are using Apache::Registry, not handler. > > Thanks, > Chris Bennett > >
