Additional Modules, which I am supposed to package, additionally, to my own stuff. Make sure they work on the target system. Dependecies beyond the perl core.

sorry, but you say you do "Templating without a System". What is a "system" for you?

HTML::Template (or HTML::Template::Compiled, to mention my own module) are just a couple of files containing perl-code (also called pure-perl modules). You don't want to be dependant on these, but you write your own Servlet.pm? (and you consider the mentioned modules "systems", but not your Servlet.pm?)

I can't see what the above mentioned modules couldn't do for you. Only parameter passing is a bit more work, but I consider it to be more clean to pass parameters explicitly than to refer to real perl variables in a template.

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