Hi guys,
I don't post much here, but I read everything, and have found much of
the recent discussions of particular interest.
What I have been looking for is to be able to do with Perl what can be
simply done in PHP. (albiet much uglier with PHP)
The apps I write hardly ever end up running on a
The short answer is you can just include whatever modules you want to
use from CPAN in the distribution right along with your script, provided
they are Pure Perl modules that don't require compilation (with a little
work you could probably figure out how to include binaries for a given
program
Hi franki,
I sympathize with your situation. I've been there. However, I must agree
with Stephen's answer. Package the set of modules you love and upload it
with your cgi apps. This not only gives you control over what modules
you use but also provides you with a buffer should the ISP upgrade a
I agree with Stephen here. There are many projects out there that
come pre-bundled with their own copies of CPAN modules to solve just
this problem. You just run the install script and it does all of the
work for you. If you've done your homework on dependencies it won't
have any problems. If
On Tue, 31 Aug 2004, franki wrote:
What I'd like to see, is a complete package containing everything a web
application could need, session management, password validation,
templating, something like validateRM and so on, all in stand alone
package that can be included with my scripts and
I agree with what Stephen is suggesting here as it is definately the
right way to go, but please remember to check the license of all of the
modules that you include in your distribution if you go this route. I
think most modules on CPAN are released under the Artistic license (or a
combined GPL
