Peter Mueller schrieb:
> Hi Matt, Tom and everybody else still listening!
> 
> 
> Tom Schindl wrote:
> 
>> Hello Matt and all others,
>>
>> I only wanted to put my 2ยข in here. First of all its great that there's
>> something going on with AxKit.
> Im glad to see progress too.
> 
>> Having said that I hope you don't mind if
>> I don't go along with your decision not using Apache-2.x/mod_perl-2.x
>> but shiping your own httpd.
>>  
>>
> Tom discussed this in detail.
> I for myself used AxKit (1) in a few applications with low bandwith and
> low development budget.
> 
> I had to learn that there is not much progress porting to Apache 2.x but
> the Apache 1.x gets older and older.
> 
> Then there was Tom's aproach to move to Apache 2.x but for my understanding
> this would have meant restructuring of my applications so I still hoped
> that
> there will be an interface compatible Apache 2.x version of AxKit.
> 

That's me. It depends on what you need if you need XSP then you are
right Apache2::TomKit doesn't provide this (because I always hated those
XSP and couldn't find any reason to provide them within the core distro
of TomKit) but it shouldn't be rocket science to port it to TomKit most
likely the only thing you need to change from AxKit1 is to modify the
Processor interface. XPathScript has already been ported without much
trouble I think.


> In my situation even Apache 2.x is a little overblown (1-5 Users,
> interactive
> application written partliy XSP newer parts as custom provider, one stage
> XSL translation to HTML+ static CSS stylesheets, some XSL-FO translated
> with FOP.
> 
> I looked inside the AxKit code but have much to few Apache inside knowledge
> to do something like a port by myself. (In the limited time I could afford
> for this.)

As already said the key problem when porting AxKit1 1:1 to Apache2 is
that there are parts written in C binding directly to Apache1-APIs.

> 
> I dont want to blame anybody not doing the things I would like to have,
> I should do them by myself.
> 

Tom

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