That is the question. Some details are appreciated.
Thanks
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Try using Ask Jeeves or another knowledge base site to find information on mod_perl.
Embedding the interpreter allows you to write Apache handlers or modules entirely in Perl. You can even configure the server using Perl code. And all existing modules on CPAN (or elsewhere) are available to you during this process.
Also, mod_perl can greatly increase the speed of pages dynamically created by CGI scripts or other means.
From http://dc.pm.org/perl_modperl.html
which I found via Ask Jeeves ( www.aj.com ).
Regards.
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Anthro TECH,L.L.C
www.anthrotech.com
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mod_perl is a Perl module that enables you to embed a Perl interpreter within the Apache web server. (Detailed discussion of Perl, Apache or web servers is generally beyond the scope of this document. Browse LINKS for general information.) Embedding the interpreter allows you to write Apache handlers or modules entirely in Perl. You can even configure the server using Perl code. And all existing modules on CPAN (or elsewhere) are available to you during this process.
Also, mod_perl can greatly increase the speed of pages dynamically created by CGI scripts or other means.
From http://dc.pm.org/perl_modperl.html
which I found via Ask Jeeves ( www.aj.com ).
Regards.
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Eliot Lee
Anthro TECH,L.L.C
www.anthrotech.com
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Dec 16, 1999, 7:02 AM
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Dec 16, 1999, 7:02 AM
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Well, that is exactly what I did after I posted this question :-) Then I found the site perl.apache.org and browsed for a while.
However, is it possible to run some of the existing cgi scripts in mod perl for example links or dbman? They need to be converted or some portion of the code needs to rewritten, no?
However, is it possible to run some of the existing cgi scripts in mod perl for example links or dbman? They need to be converted or some portion of the code needs to rewritten, no?