I would like to see an easy way to use Single Sign On. Maybe bitcard, openid or Apache2::AuthCAS.
This could be implemented easily through a call from the Script_OnStart() event in your GlobalASA class. Everytime an ASP script is executed, Script_OnStart() is called first. If the user is not logged in, they can't access the requested resource - just $Response->Redirect("/login_page.asp") or whatever.

You'll need to find/create a Perl implementation of BitCard or OpenID. This is the first I've heard of Apache2::AuthCAS - I'll have to check it out.
I would like to see an Example that everybody can copy and paste on his Apache2-Server.
I plan on including the source code for the Apache2::ASP Homepage with the distribution. The website's code will also be available from the website itself as a tar.gz archive.

This example should include an interactive HowTo. So it can point me to my mistakes and give advices, until I configured Apache2 and Apache2::ASP good enough to run all other examples.
I had thought of making a few video tutorials with CamStudio. I could cover installation, Hello World, custom Handlers, etc. - Would that work for you?

In reply to Re^2: Introducing Apache2::ASP by jdrago_999
in thread Introducing Apache2::ASP by jdrago_999

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