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Intro to Mod_Perl
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Getting More Info About Mod_perl
Now that I've whet your appetite with some simple examples of what
mod_perl can do for you, you may be interested in learning more.
So, where can you get more information about mod_perl? For one, try Apache - it's not only the distribution
site for mod_perl, but it also contains handy pointers about how other
sites use mod_perl, and it includes a reference document as well as a FAQ file.
The documentation included with Apache.pm and Apache::Registry.pm will also
give you a detailed reference guide to show you how to make full use of the
software. You can access this embedded documentation by running the perldoc
command distributed with Perl.
If you can't find what you need from any of the above, check the
mod_perl mailing-list
archives. You can also learn a lot by joining and participating in the
mod_perl mailing list (just send an
email with "subscribe modperl" in the body).
With the basic background to mod_perl firmly in your grasp, there should be no holding you back. You're now ready to push your Web site farther than it has
ever been.
Have fun!
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