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Krang and CGI::Application (Score:2)

by samtregar (2699) on 2005.11.21 15:12 (#44739) Homepage Journal

Where I work we've had a pretty easy time integrating with apps running CGI::Application on the front-end. Krang publishes two types of files for the dynamic app: an instance stub (.pl) and one or more templates files (.tmpl). The template files are processed in a two-pass rendering where Krang sets up the static-content stuff and then the front-end app can mix in the dynamic content. The result is dynamic applications that can be configured and published via Krang just like static content. [sf.net]
When I get some time I'm going to document how this works in an article or a HOWTO.
-sam

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- Re:Krang and CGI::Application (Score:2)
  
  by samtregar (2699)
  
  God damn it. This site really needs an edit button. Here's how that was supposed to look:
  Where I work we've had a pretty easy time integrating Krang [sf.net] with apps running CGI::Application on the front-end. Krang publishes two types of files for the dynamic app: an instance stub (.pl) and one or more templates files (.tmpl). The template files are processed in a two-pass rendering where Krang sets up the static-content stuff and then the front-end app can mix in the dynamic content. The result is dynamic app

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