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PerlRunFilter(3)





NAME

       Apache::PerlRunFilter - run Perl scripts in an Apache::Filter chain


SYNOPSIS

        #in httpd.conf

        PerlModule Apache::PerlRunFilter

        # Run the output of scripts through Apache::SSI
        <Files ~ "\.pl$">
         SetHandler perl-script
         PerlHandler Apache::PerlRunFilter Apache::SSI
         PerlSetVar Filter on
        </Files>

        # Generate some Perl code using templates, then execute it
        <Files ~ "\.tmpl$">
         SetHandler perl-script
         PerlHandler YourModule::GenCode Apache::PerlRunFilter
         PerlSetVar Filter on
        </Files>


DESCRIPTION

       This module is a subclass of Apache::PerlRun, and contains all of its
       functionality.  The only difference between the two is that this module
       can be used in conjunction with the Apache::Filter module, whereas
       Apache::PerlRun cannot.

       It only takes a tiny little bit of code to make the filtering stuff
       work, so perhaps it would be more appropriate for the code to be inte-
       grated right into Apache::PerlRun.  As it stands, I've had to duplicate
       a bunch of PerlRun's code here (in the handler routine), so bug fixes &
       feature changes must be made both places.


CAVEATS

       Note that this is not an exact replacement for Apache::Registry - it
       doesn't do any of the code-caching stuff that Registry does.  It
       shouldn't be too hard a task, but for now Registry is still based on
       old code, and Doug's plan is to make future versions of Registry by
       subclassing PerlRun (see Apache::RegistryNG).  Since this is the case,
       I figured I'd hold off on doing any Registry work until things have
       moved forward a bit.


SEE ALSO

       perl(1), mod_perl(3), Apache::PerlRun(3)


AUTHOR

       Ken Williams <ken@forum.swarthmore.edu>

perl v5.8.6                       2003-01-31          Apache::PerlRunFilter(3)

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