Just some dumb questions by a new HTML::Template-user-wannabe.
1.
My goal is to use the 'associate' H::T option in a "pure" mod_perl
application (i.e. no CGI code handled by Apache::Registry or
Apache::PerlRun.)
Does the following work?
use Apache::Request;
use HTML::Template;
sub handler {
my $r = Apache::Request->instance(shift);
my $template = HTML::Template->new(filename =>
'template.tmpl',
associate => $r);
# some other code
}
Apache::Request has a param() method that behaves much like the one from
CGI.pm query object, so it should work...
But unfortunately the only 'associate' example showed in the H::T pod
uses (only) CGI, hence my question.
2.
A more general question(s): how do you use H::T in mod_perl?
Just CGI code through Apache::Registry or you write your own pure
mod_perl(tm) handlers?
If so, do you know/use any (simple) mod_perl framework which could be
considered the pure mod_perl counterpart of CGI::Application?
The only one found so far by me is Apache::PageKit (which does a lot
more than CGI::Application really).
It seems good, but I'm always scared to find myself sooner or later
trapped in a too restrictive environment when using such frameworks.
What do you think about PageKit?
Thanks a lot.
Emanuele
(Italy)
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