I'm working on a framework that uses TT2 and SpeedyCGI (sort of like mod_perl, but without the root canal). It combines Perl modules and an abstraction method for running lots of similar sites with different templates -- as well as lots of defined places to insert code throughout the request process.
It's not quite fit to be released yet, but I am running a few sites on it. You can d/l it at: http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~cleaver/software/nifty/
Here's an example site in use: http://wdc2003.sdsu.kkytbs.net/
The one problem is that it uses mod_rewrite to force all content to come from one mem-resident script that handles everything. Your DirectoryRoot in httpd.conf will need to have Options All and AllowOverride All configured so that a .htaccess file can handle everything else. Don't know if that'll be a problem or not :/
Feedback is appreciated... haven't really told anyone about it yet =)
Japheth "J.C." Cleaver
At 04:14 PM 2/27/2003 +0300, Igor Vylusko wrote:
Hi!
I am looking for some lightweight framework based on tt2(preferably, but not necessarily). Something like OpenInteract(I like and want its features), but lightweight and with possibility work under Registry mod_perl, i.e. without httpd.conf changes. It will be used on ISP, there is no access to the httpd.conf. Please help me find out and choose the right thing.
Thanks for advice!
Regards, Igor.
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