I wrote an application which might be worth of sharing with you.
This is a httpd chat server in mod_perl. One uses a browser to
chat, no Java or Flash or download. No refresh tag in HTML META, yet,
the chatting messages move up quietly in a continuous flow. Chatters
can join or leave rooms as re
In many casee, the hard part to deploy mod_perl application
seem due to the huge memory usage. But this can be solved
by using the dual (light+modperl) setup. The dual setup
has also another advantage: it allows virtual
hosting users to run his own standalone Apache at a given
port (have the
Eric wrote:
... It is also getting a lot
easier to do MVC with PHP. For example a guy ported CGI::Application to PHP
and that combined with Smarty template is pretty close to what you would be
doing with Perl and does
1) with toolkits, we may pay the price of losing core mod_perl
features. The users will then get a tool that is not
apprently richer than PHP in functions.
2) TT or HTML::Templates are good in seperating HTML
from program. But for Mason and ASP, we still need to put
program with the HTML in one
Hi, there:
just subscribed to this advocacy list.
First, sorry to Frank. I was replying his email in the user list
but was wrongly put his address as the subject. :-(
Please let me share some of my experiences in using mod_perl.
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