> > ...  I would like to build a simple
> > browser-based UI ...
> 
> That's good. You'll need a web server of some sort, since that's what
> browsers talk to.
>  
> > 
> > Since I'm trying to generate dynamic HTML pages, I thought CGI would
> > be the way to go.  However, from what I understand of CGI, it
> > requires a web server and can't be run locally.  Since all 
> of my code
> > is in perl, I would prefer to stick with it, if possible.
> 
> Your CGI scripts need to be run by the web server; however, 
> the web server
> can be run on your local PC. Your browser would just talk to
> http://localhost
> 
> You can construct a "poor-man's" web server without too much 
> trouble with
> the HTTP::Daemon module available on CPAN. Or, you can run a more
> full-featured web server like Apache or thttpd locally.

This sounds promising.  Could you please direct me to a resource that
explains how to set this up?  I took a look at the docs for HTTP::Daemon but
I couldn't understand how to use it.

Thanks!

bob

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