And I was just going to leave that as a joke answer, but on serious
reflection, your CGI "scripts" should be nothing more than
configuration and method calls against a testable module. It's hard
to test a script, but easy to test a module. Maybe that's why I like
frameworks such as Catalyst and my own CGI::Prototype so much... all
the heavy lifting is in testable modules.
I'm a newbee... Could you plase explain why it is easier to test a
module out than a CGI script and are you refering to modules you
yourself have created or modules other have created.
Tony
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