Hi,
All the above are pertinent for your problem. The solution you choose depend on the user population you address. I am realizing tailor made application for companies and chose the web-application solution.
Depending on the user population I use JavaScript to improve the user experience. If the user population is made of professionals I validate the data only on the server and do not use JavaScript for this purpose. This lowers the development costs.
My solutions base on:
- Apache web server (available also for windows)
- Apache mod_perl if I need performance is required (probably not your case)
- HTTPS for security if required
- PERL or Strawberry PERL for windows
- CGI::Session module for user authentication
- CGI.pm to support the development of the application.
- CSS for the page layout.
- JavaScript for a high conviviality
A good part of my web-app page set up is listed here http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=1029920.
The back end of you application can be provided either by the PERL native functions, various PERL modules (i.e. File::Copy) or by the PERL system() instruction (watch your steps with this!).
Hope it helps
K
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