I had a similar requirement.
Yes - you would need to get AxKit to handle your perl CGI scripts somehow.
But I found the best and easiest way to do this was to put any such CGI
scripts in an XpathScript file.
This gives you all the features of AxKit - and all the flexibility of
Perl CGI.
And it o
Some pages of my site are driven by perl cgi scripts. To produce the final
output of these script to the browser, I use XML::LibXML and XML::LibXSLT
to transform some XML (which gets mangled together by the script) into
xhtml via my main output.xsl stylesheet - this is the final stylesheet
from
