Description: A new craze is going around among the web-development scene--Apache/mod_perl. We've recognized this craze and have worked hard to bring to you something similar and possibly even better--PerlEmbed. PerlEmbed brings you the power of mod_perl without the Apache restriction. Although Apache is an excellent webserver, not everybody prefers to use it. With PerlEmbed you can literally embed Perl code WITHIN your HTML files and let perlembed.cgi do all the dirty work! Include ENTIRE PROGRAMS within your HTML code and voila! You can have hundreds of Perl applications all executing within ONE process! It doesn't spawn a single external process (although you can force it to by using the system calls) so it's extremely fast AND powerfulWarningPlease note that because this is a web driven program, people *could* add malicious code as html and send it thru the cgi to be executed by the webserver. This script was designed to show the fundamentals of what *could* be done. PerlCoders takes no responsibility for anything that may happen by using this script.
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Description: A new craze is going around among the web-development scene--Apache/mod_perl. We've recognized this craze and have worked hard to bring to you something similar and possibly even better--PerlEmbed. PerlEmbed brings you the power of mod_perl without the Apache restriction. Although Apache is an excellent webserver, not everybody prefers to use it. With PerlEmbed you can literally embed Perl code WITHIN your HTML files and let perlembed.cgi do all the dirty work! Include ENTIRE PROGRAMS within your HTML code and voila! You can have hundreds of Perl applications all executing within ONE process! It doesn't spawn a single external process (although you can force it to by using the system calls) so it's extremely fast AND powerfulWarningPlease note that because this is a web driven program, people *could* add malicious code as html and send it thru the cgi to be executed by the webserver. This script was designed to show the fundamentals of what *could* be done. PerlCoders takes no responsibility for anything that may happen by using this script.
