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From:Paweł Prędki Date:Wed Dec  2 09:53:19 2009
Subject:Re: cgi and perl database interaction
Thanks, I'll see if I'm able to use that information.

Rene Schickbauer pisze:
> Paweł Prędki wrote:
>
>> I will look into the HTTP::Server::Simple::CGI and your framework but
>> I'm not sure I'm knowledgeable enough to deal with that :) I mean I
>> don't really get the idea of a phps being only proxies. At the moment
>> a sample php file where I include my own cgi script looks like this:
>
> HTTP::Server::Simple::CGI is rather simple, really. You could basically
> put in your CGI scripts with a few simple modifications.
>
> Maplat is based on that module, too. Although it has more a bunch more
> features, it still shares the same simple-to-use principles, except you
> most likely use the included Template Toolkit module to render the pages.
>
>> However, there are also a lot of files where there is much more php
>> code and no perl code as well as small panels written in pure perl :)
>> How would the distinction of what serves which pages work?
>
> The perl scripts are in a separate directory, so you could use
> mod_rewrite or similar.
>
> You can also use a single PHP script to proxy multiple perl pages, if
> you use links like that:
>
> http://yourserver/proxy.php?get=nameofscript
>
> LG
> rene
>
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