On 11/20/2014 13:43, Thomas Krichel wrote:
> jerry writes
>
>> So I settled on cgiapp. Just enough magic to make my life easy.
>
>   I am in a similar case. I use FCCI with cgiapp. I have a simple 
> URL,
>   get params from POST, look up some data, create XML and then
>   transform it with XSLT to get back to the client, and write some
>   XML to disk. I don't use a database, just disk files.

*** Mine is a bit fancier than that.  It uses mysql.  It does 
bookkeeping.
It creates multi-page PDFs with master documents and stored data.  It 
does
payroll.  Many of the screens now have in-place editing with 
client-side
javascript.  It has its own system of multiple users with passwords and
individual permissions.  It's been a fun and useful platform to use, 
tune, and
expand.

    But CGI::Application is still at the core of it all.

                     - Jerry Kaidor








>
>   I have one application under mod_perl that I want to port to cgiapp
>   + FCGI, to get independent of running a separate appache as I don't
>   want to use apaches's UID, my application write data to the disk.
>
>   Is there anything you guys recommend for this type of application?
>
> --
>
>   Cheers,
>
>   Thomas Krichel                  http://openlib.org/home/krichel
>                                               skype:thomaskrichel
>
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