>Is anyone interested in making a mod_unicon or mod_icon for Apache, much
>like there's a mod_php and a mod_perl? Or, should I say, anyone interested
>in helping? I'm not sure quite how to tackle this.
>
>Wade.
I wrote a simple Apache module and it's not too bad if you read the
documentation and sample code carefully. The first question though is
what you intend mod_unicon to do. Things like mod_php and (I think)
mod_ruby seem to be mainly intended to keep the interpreter in memory.
But mod_perl actually exposes the entire Apache API, so you can write
modules in Perl rather than just executing code embedded in web pages.
The application server method that was suggested won't let you do
that.
From the other messages, it sounds like that isn't needed, but if
anyone does start looking seriously into an Apache module, my advice
is to use axps and dynamic loading. It's much easier than what you
have to do to statically link a module into Apache.
Steve
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