I want to build a perl program which will run like a daemon , where in it will
pull up an svg webpage and then watch for events triggered in the svg webpage.
The perl program will should act like a back end server to the front end svg
webpage on the same machine.The interaction between them should be similar to
an interprocess communication.
I know CGI is a concept very similar to what i want to do.Any ideas as to how
my perl server daemon can receive function calls from the events recognised in
the svg webpage.
(For Eg. The svg webpage will have button , which when clicked should sent the
signal to the backend perl daemon for it to process and sent a response back to
the svg webpage )
Any ideas ..
"G. Wade Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On
Sat, 10 Jun 2006 11:27:27 -0000
"varghen_shiji" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
> I want to develop a Perl server program ,which will put up an svg
> webpage, and keep running in the background.Each time an event is
> recognised on the webpage , it should be handled by the Perl server
> program.
> The front end will be a svg webpage and the backend will be a perl
> program (which will be running always watching for event handle calls
> from the svg webpage)
> How do i make the perl to run continuosly watching for calls to the
> events recognised in the front end svg webpage.
>
> Hope you have understood my query.The perl will be a server and the
> svg webpage my client. Please do guide me on this.
> Shiji
This is not an SVG question and you could get a more in-depth answer from a
Perl mailing list.
<off-topic>
However, to get you started, there are several alternatives you could explore.
The simplest would be the HTTP::Daemon module which sets up a very small
webserver with only a small amount of code. If you are planning on having any
real traffic at all (more than one user, etc.) you might consider using
mod_perl or CGI scripts on top of Apache.
You can get more information through The Perl Monastery at www.perlmonks.org.
</off-topic>
G. Wade
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