Hello there!

My name is Julian Lishev and I want to get CPAN ID. I have
a very good module to contrubute. Here is the information
you need of. Thank you in advance!
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-Name:   Julian Lishev
-E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Homepages:
  http://perlsite.newald.homeip.net/July/  (Inet solutions)
  http://perlsite.newald.homeip.net/search/ (Search engine)
  http://maulwurf.topposition.ch/jtl/    (PerlSite in BG   
                                         language).
-Preferred user-ID on CPAN is: JLISHEV

Description of my module:

 That module (package of modules and libs) decide the most
of common Web/Internet tasks.In other words it is proper 
for web developers at all. It is something like Php (best 
of Php) but ofcource in Perl variant. It is written in Perl
(no C code inside).
 The main features are:
- Perl in "HTML" pages (like in Php)!
- Automathic variables (from GET/POST form) and cookies
as global variables!
- Automathic sessions support (relay on Cookes or GET/POST)!
- Automathis "user accounts" support
- Automathic support of MySQL,Access and Excel(SQL)
- SQL templates in aparted files (xreader)
- Header and body are apparted in different buffers!
(You can mix html i headers together and in the end of
script they are flushed in right order!)
- Download, Mail and other tools.

And in the end here is one simple example of my "HTML"s(whit
perl code):
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<!-- PERL: Hide Perl`s script
<?perl 
 Header(type=>'content');  # HTTP Content-type header
 Header(type=>'expires');  # Expire date (in past)
?>
//-->
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Example</TITLE>
<!-- PERL: Hide Perl`s script
<?perl print '<BASE href="http://'.$ENV{HTTP_HOST}.'/">';?>
//-->
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<CENTER>Example</CENTER>

<FONT FACE="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" SIZE=-1><br>
<!-- PERL: Hide Perl`s script
<?perl 
 Header(type=>'Pragma');   # No cached
 $dbh =  mysql_connect();
 $session_id = session_start($dbh);
 
 #... Some code here...
 
?>
//-->
</FONT>
</BODY>
</HTML>

<!-- PERL: Hide Perl`s script
<?perl 
if ($session_started){session_register($reg_buffer,$dbh);}
?>
//-->

  Bye.
Best regards,
J Lishev

"Perl escaped from the past :-)"
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