* Thomas, Mark - BLS CTR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [040810 05:23]:
> > The idea is interesting, but aren't there many security concerns in
> > offering a cgi that executes foreign code?
>
> What I mentioned is not CGI. It's also not executing "foreign" code--it
> would set up to process only files under your control.
>
> seemed to be a simple way of doing it. Simple for both server and client. Of
> course, you could use PPerl or one of the ::Daemon modules, but it would be
> both slower and marginally more complicated. Or you could set up a Web
> Service using SOAP::Lite, and although cool, would probably be slower and
> _much_ more complicated. :)
>
>
> > Isn't simpler just to embed a perl interpreter into python:
> >
> http://search.cpan.org/~gaas/pyperl-1.0/perlmodule.pod
>
> Looks interesting but perhaps stillborn--never updated since uploaded in
> 2001 with a failing linux test. I highly doubt embedding TT2 into python
> would end up being simpler.
That's too bad. In the reverse, python, perl, and ruby are imbeddable
into vim. I use the python embedded in my vim for my "IDE", and appears to work
find.
:-) Maybe Bram Moolenar (vim developer) could help.
> The original poster wanted a simple Template server, and Apache::Template
tj((original poster) who is open to other solutions than simple
template server)
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