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CIPP - Powerful preprocessor for embedding Perl and SQL in HTML
CIPP - Powerful preprocessor for embedding Perl and SQL in HTML
use CIPP;
my $CIPP = new CIPP ( @params );
# @params are too complex for a synopsis
$CIPP->Preprocess;
CIPP = CgI Perl Preprocessor
CIPP is a perl module for translating CIPP sources to pure perl
programs. CIPP defines a HTML embedding language called CIPP
which has powerful features for CGI and database developers.
Many standard CGI- and database operations (and much more)
are covered by CIPP, so the developer has no need to code
them again and again.
CIPP is useful in two ways. One aproach is to let CIPP generate
standalone CGI scripts, which only need a little environment to
run (some configuration files). If you want to use CIPP in this
way: there is a complete development environment called spirit
which supports you in many ways, to develop such CGI programms
with CIPP. spirit can be downloaded from CPAN, but is only free
for non commercial usage.
The second is to use the Apache::CIPP_Handler module. This module
defines an Apache request handler for CIPP sources, so they will
be executed in an Apache environment on the fly, with a two-level
cache and great performance. The Apache::CIPP_Handler module is free
software.
Use 'perldoc CIPP::Manual' for a language reference. There also
exists a PDF document with some additional chapters about CIPP
language basics and configuration hints. This file can be
downloaded from CPAN as an extra package. This is usefull, because
the format of the documentation is PDF and the file has more
than 500kb. Also not every modification of CIPP leads to modification
of the documentation.
Jörn Reder, joern@dimedis.de
Copyright 1997-2001 dimedis GmbH, Cologne, All Rights Reserved
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the same terms as Perl itself.
perl(1), Apache::CIPP_Handler(3pm)
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