Marius wrote:
I was asked to look into moving parts of our system to the internet and
sofar i have been looking at intraweb, ruby, and php.
Although theses are good tools i rather use fpc and/or lazarus so we can
reuse at least large parts of our existing code (and even sharing a lot
of the code).
But what would be the best approach? Sofar i have only seen cgi.
Standard cgi, powutils or even fastcgi on top of apache can do the job
as far as i can see. Is anybody using these cgi-tools? Any good
combination? Or are there other way's to create a agile and secure
webserver?
I've used powtils a bit. Fast, very fast. The only thing I don't like is with
standard cgi you can't pool database connections, not sure about FastCGI though
which I read was supposed to be opened only once and reused which I have not
tried with powtils yet.
Its very fast and the library of functions that powtils as it very useful.
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Warm Regards,
Lee
"Everything I needed to learn in life, I learned selling encyclopedias door to
door."
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