> Absolutely- I was gonna dig into my mod_perl manual since I'm not sure if/how I > can make the HTML interfaces persist in Apache- I know the backend can (Apache > <-> Pg) but instead of increasing the complexity of things this time(all the > script does is write pages of images), I'll see how the selects with > offset/limit modifiers perform. I'm going to check our that Persistent Perl > product for future reference too. Thanks. >
PersistentPerl Kicks Butt! You can use the standard CGI stuff, and still get the speed benefits of hacks like mod_perl. Most of my bigger web applications take about 5seconds for perl to parse, which would make them useless without PersistentPerl. One site I built using PersistentPerl is http://store.wolfram.com/ - I don't know if they still use it, but I don't see why they would have changed. It was a beauty. Jon ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 8: explain analyze is your friend
