There is a plethora of different ways to handle sessions in perl
driven websites. I'll throw in my 2 cents by describing how I've
always liked to do it. My solution assumes that your using an SQL
database for persistent data storage; but that obviously isn't a
requirement, there are a lot o
On Jun 6, 2006, at 4:48 PM, Matthew wrote:
It could be that I just don't understand completely the nature of
mod_perl, but here goes.
in a nutshell mod_perl lets you do at least these three things:
compile cgi scripts into apache at runtime
create mod_perl handlers that replace cgi
Matthew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It could be that I just don't understand completely the nature of
> mod_perl, but here goes.
>
> Reason I'm confused is because there exists CGI::Cookie for handling
> cookies in MP2, but there's also the libapreq library "for MP2". It
> seems to me that th
It could be that I just don't understand completely the nature of
mod_perl, but here goes.
Reason I'm confused is because there exists CGI::Cookie for handling
cookies in MP2, but there's also the libapreq library "for MP2". It
seems to me that the apreq lib is more "MP2 Native" than CGI woul
