Thomas Bätzler wrote:
Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OK, perl almost has a problem with how many different ways to
make web pages.
I was looking around for something that was simple but mostly
fast and "common"
You might also want to check out Embperl and Mason - the latter
being an extension built on top of the former. BestPractical's
ticket system RT is a Mason application.
HTH,
Thomas
I've used HTML::Mason for a while here on some projects but found it to have a
lot of overkill. I'm not a mod_perl wizard and there seemed to me to be a
rather high dependency on knowing a lot about the Apache system. Perhaps I was
trying to bite off more than I could chew.
But I would rather start with a simpler system that is, by todays standards,
quasi-dynamic. Static or near static pages with some having a lot more dynamic
content. These I would probably look at running via FCGI because I can isolate
each set of pages from the main web server environment.
Don't get me wrong, HTML::Mason is a nice framework, but in order to get there,
I probably have to visit a few intermediate ones as well... And one of these
seems to be a likely choice.
But I am not sure which one is more commonly found in the perl www world (or
other worlds for that matter.)
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