hi

If you can use Apache as a webserver, I'm a fan of mod_perl and libapreq. The latter enables you to write things like :

    my $req = Apache2::Request->new( $r ) ;

    #récupérer les arguments
    my (%args, @args) ;

    #recherche des paramètres de la requête
    @args = $req->param ;

    for ( @args ) {

    $args{ $_ } = Encode::decode_utf8( $req->param($_) ) ;

    #les double-quotes et les <> viennent interférer avec le html
    $args{ $_ } =~ tr/<>"/'/ ;

    #cas de la barre espace, qui décale la colonne suivante; on suppri
+me
    $args{ $_ } =~ s/^\s+$// ;
    
    }
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which gives you a nice hash with all the parameters sent.
The former (mod_perl) enables you to act at all levels of the apache request cycle, and do pretty much what you want with the request. There is a bit of learning curve, but well worth the investment IMO, especially considering the fact that you know Perl already.