Apache::CGI::Builder Apache::CGI::Builder provides CGI::Builder and Apache/mod_perl (1 and 2) integration.
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Apache::CGI::Builder provides CGI::Builder and Apache/mod_perl (1 and 2) integration. Apache::CGI::Builder provides CGI::Builder and Apache/mod_perl (1 and 2) integration.SYNOPSIS # use instead of the CGI::Builder use Apache::CGI::Builder qw| ... other inclusions ... |; # deprecated way of inclusion still working use CGI::Builder qw| Apache::CGI::Builder ... other inclusions ... |; # direct interaction with the Apache request object $r = $self->r ; %headers = $self->r->headers_in ; # virtual pages: instead of using this http://www.yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/IScript.cgi?p=a_page # you can use this http://www.yourdomain.com/a_pageNote: You should know CGI::Builder.This module is a subclass of CGI::Builder that supply a perl method handler to integrate your CBB with the Apache/mod_perl server: most of the interesting reading about how to organize your CBB are in CGI::Builder.You should use this module instead of CGI::Builder if your application can take advantage from accessing the Apache request object (available as the r property), and/or to run your application in a handy and alternative way. If you don't need any of the above features, you can use the CGI::Builder module that is however fully mod_perl 1 and 2 compatible.Note: An extremely powerful combination with this extension is the CGI::Builder::Magic, that can easily implement a sort of Perl Side Include (sort of easier, more powerful and flexible "Server Side Include").IMPORTANT NOTE: If you use 'mod_perl2' (new namespace), you must use the Apache2::CGI::Builder module, installed with this distribution. Requirements: · Perl · Apache/mod_perl 1 or 2 (PERL_METHOD_HANDLERS enabled) · CGI::Builder >= 1.2

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