I want to release some modules - what do I do?

[Jay Lawrence]

Hey all,   I am in the midst of building an "Yet Another Perl Application Server" package.  This is really a condensation of my experience and code thus far - ideally packaged so that others can use it as a basis for building their own apps.   At this point I am agonizing over what to call it and how to package it. Ideally I'd like to see it arrive in CPAN. I have a name I call my system. Actually I consider it two pieces - broken up in to 1/2 dozen modules. Some modules can stand on their own, some depend on others. It is open source, etc.   An example of what I've done is my own session handler. I used to use Apache::Session, but decided to write my own which is much faster and easier to use. Should I consider a name like Apache::Session::Lite? What about Session::Lite because it doesn't really have anything to do with Apache at all (Other than it is a good place to use it).   What about my persistent object environment. Yes, yes, yet another one. I revied the others and they didn't work the way I wanted. Do I add this to Class::*? Or do I go the route of POE and create yet another top level name? Some guidance in the area would be most gratefully appreciated. I think I've got some good stuff here and would like to position it so that it gets the best possible reception!   Jay