Just wanted to say "THANKS", Gerald, for continuing to support Embperl. I am still using it in my community website. I'll try to get to testing this new release.

All the best,

Neil

rich...@ecos.de wrote:
The URL

     http://www.embperl.org/downloads/Embperl-2.5.0.tar.gz

has entered CPAN

It’s long time gone since the last Embperl release. All the time Embperl
development has gone on.

Now here is a new release with brings Embperl up to date with other
software. It now supports Perl up to 5.18 and Apache up to 2.4. A lot of
development has gone into Embperl::Form, which can be used to easily build a
modern user interface, which give the user a native feeling. Unfortunately
there is not much documentation on Embperl::Form yet, also examples are
still missing, but I hope to get this ready in the near future.

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Embperl is a system for building dynamic websites with Perl.

It gives you the power to embed Perl code in your HTML/XML documents and
the ability to build your Web site out of small reusable objects in an
object-oriented style.

Embperl has several features which are especially useful for creating
Websites, including dynamic tables, form field processing, URL
escaping/unescaping, session handling, caching, xslt transformation and
more.

See http://perl.apache.org/embperl/ (english) or
http://www.ecos.de/embperl/ (german) for more information.
(website is not updated yet, but this will follow shortly)

Enjoy

Gerald


Changes since 2.4.0:

    - Do not clear old code before compiling a Embperl page
       in Perl >= 5.14.x because it causes seg faults. This
       leads to "subroutine redifined" warings, when a
       page was changed and is reloaded.

     - Corrected use of G_KEEPERR when calling eval, because
       of changed meaning, which cause the message "Compiling
       error" instead of the real error message.

     - Adapted tests to Perl 5.14 & 5.16

     - Fixed a refcounting problem cause message "Attempt to
       free unreferenced scalar" during mod_perl startup
       with Perl 5.14.x

     - Fix some dependencies on hash order inside the parser
       which causes Embperl to fail with Perl >= 5.18 because
       of hash randomisation.

     - Changed the way exit passed through internaly, so it
       works with Perl >= 5.18

     - Adapted tests to Perl 5.18

     - Adapted test httpd.conf to Apache 2.4. Embperl fully supports
       Apache 2.4

     - Makefile.PL now uses apache2 or httpd2 as Apache binary

     - Makefile.PL now autodetects if mpm needs to loaded as
       module for tests.

     - Fix output inside of Registry script for mod_perl 2.0.4+

     - Fix problem with error output on stderr for Windows 64Bit

     - removed support for XALAN XML parser. It was outdated
       anyway. libxml2 is still supported.

     - Fixed a C type declaration which caused RTF files to not
       correctly escaped with newer GCC's.

     - Embperl::Form is totally overhauled with many new features.
       It uses now jQuery as javascript library, instead
       of prototype. NOTE: This is an incompatible change. If
       you are using Embperl::Form before, you need to
       adapt your html code!

     - Fix some Unicode issues in Embperl::Form::Validate

     - Embperl::Form::Validate is now able to highlight input
       fields with wrong input

     - Applied the following debian patches: delay.patch,
       fix-string-typo.patch, fix-pod-errors.patch, fix-whatis.patch,
       new_process_group.patch, fix-pod-unescaped-unicode.patch,
       german.patch and utf8.patch which mainly corrects
       spelling and typo errors. NOTE: modperl.patch and
       Makefile.PL.patch are not applied, because they are
       debian specific. Thanks to Florian Schlichting for
       providing uptodate information about the patches
       and adaptions for Embperl 2.5.

     - Applied further spell corrections from Florian Schlichting.

     - Log Errors form Embperl::Syntax::Mail to error log

     - Fix compile problem on non intel plattforms due to missing
       -m32 flag.

     - Added support for utf8 sourcefiles. By setting
       input_charset => 'utf8' sponsored by Perlover.

     - Added optChdirToSource = 0x10000000 which will cause
       Embperl to change to the directory of the source file
       prior to execution.


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