Hello all, I'm very pleased to announce Yet Another HTTP server component:
http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?POEx::HTTP::Server POEx::HTTP::Server is a clean POE implementation of an HTTP server. It uses POEx::URI to simplify event specification. It allows limiting connection concurrency and implements HTTP 1.1 keep-alive. It has built in compatibility with POE::Component::Daemon's prefork server support. POEx::HTTP::Server also includes a method for easily sending a static file to the browser, with HEAD and If-Modified-Since support. Sys::Sendfile is used for the transfer when available. POEx::HTTP::Server enforces some of the HTTP 1.1 requirements, such as the Content-Length and Date headers. To answer the obvious questions: POEx::HTTP::Server differs from POE::Component::Server::HTTP by having a cleaner code base and by being actively maintained. POEx::HTTP::Server differs from POE::Component::Server::SimpleHTTP by not using Moose and not using the YELLING-STYLE of parameter passing. http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?POEx::HTTP::Server -Philip
