Mod perl pocket reference

Andrew Ford - Collection Pocket reference

92 pages, parution le 15/01/2001

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Résumé

mod_perl integrates the complete Perl interpreter with the Apache web server. With mod_perl, programmers can take existing Perl CGI scripts and plug them in, usually without making any source code changes. The scripts will run exactly as before but many times faster. In addition, mod_perl offers a Perl interface to the Apache API, allowing full access to Apache internals, so that programmers can control every aspect of the Apache server.

mod_perl Pocket Reference is a concise, conveniently formatted reference to all mod_perl features used in day-to-day mod_perl programming. This small book covers functions as well as configuration directives that help maximize the effectiveness of the mod_perl Apache module.

table of contents
Introduction
Acknowledgments
Typographic Conventions
What Is mod_perl?
The HTTP Protocol
Processes, Requests, and Subrequests
Sources of Further Information
Setting Up mod_perl
Configuring Apache for mod_perl
Loading Perl Code
Security Issues
Documenting Configuration Files
Migrating CGI Scripts to mod_perl
Apache::Registry
Apache::PerlRun
Migration Strategy
Embedding Perl in HTML Documents
Perl Server-Side Includes
SSI Directives
Programming mod_perl
Handler Functions
Accessing Configuration Information
Accessing Databases
Maintaining State
The mod_perl API
The Request Object
The Apache::SubRequest Class
Client Request Methods
Server Response Methods
Sending Data to the Client
Server Core Functions
Server Configuration Methods
Access Control Methods
Logging and the Apache::Log Class
mod_perl(enSpecific Methods
The Apache::Server Class
The Apache::Connection Class
The Apache::Table Class
The Apache::URI Class
The Apache::Util Class
The Apache::File Class
Special Variables
The Apache::Constants Class
mod_perl Configuration Directives
Apache/Perl Modules
Template Systems and Frameworks
Content Generation
Access Controls
URI Translation
Logging
Low-Level Interfaces
Development, Debugging, and Monitoring
Miscellaneous
CGI Environment Variables
HTTP Status Codes
HTTP Header Fields
Index of Modules
Index of Methods

L'auteur - Andrew Ford

Andrew Ford is an author and consulting computer programmer who has been
involved with the Web since its early days. His book Spinning the Web was the first
on publishing with the Web. He also maintains a collection of quick reference cards

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	O'Reilly
Auteur(s)	Andrew Ford
Collection	Pocket reference
Parution	15/01/2001
Nb. de pages	92
Couverture	Broché
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780596000479