Mojolicious docs say use mod_proxy, then you can have the websockets ... because to use mod_perl you'd run mojo through Plack::Handler::Apache2 and plack doesn't websockets

I don't know where Plack::App::WebSocket fits in or could be made to work with ...Apache2 and Mojo, but it came out before 2014, which is time of https://groups.google.com/forum/?_escaped_fragment_=topic/mojolicious/O792BOP9wUg#!topic/mojolicious/O792BOP9wUg, and "them mojo guys" would have probably noticed if it worked for this purpose (:but it doesn't hurt to ask :)

In reply to Re: Using Mojolicious Non Blocking Page Fetch within Apache preforked mod_perl handlers by Anonymous Monk
in thread Using Mojolicious Non Blocking Page Fetch within Apache preforked mod_perl handlers by hgarg

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