Adam Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
For the record, and those that haven't seen CGI::Capture before (I wrote it only fairly recently) all it really does is grab the environment and a couple of magic variable values, then take STDIN before CGI.pm gets a chance to parse it.
Cool. One of the goals we have with apreq2 is to use apache's input filters to transparently parse the data without actually consuming it.
So Apache::Request (or Apache2::Request, if we go that route) shouldn't really need a similar module, because that's already built into the
filter design. Module authors that use apreq2 exclusively can discard the request body if they have no other use for the raw POST data.
I wonder if it'd be a good idea to make CGI.pm libapreq aware. Most people use CGI.pm since it parses input and generates the output, so empowering CGI.pm with libapreq speed would be really cool.
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