Hello, I'm porting CGI web application to mod_perl 2.0 So I wrote PerlResponseHandler for whole site and now I want to exclude some URL-locations like images, styles, etc from processing by mod_perl. I thinking now how to do it more efficiently and have no ideas now. Now I have this environment handles entire site by mod_perl: httpd.conf: 
<VirtualHost>
    ...

    PerlOptions +Parent +GlobalRequest +Autoload
    PerlSwitches -I/some/path/lib

    SetHandler perl-script
    PerlResponseHandler My::Apache::Main
</VirtualHost>

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I prefer to write perl code instead of using config directives for more flexibility. I guess to write one additional handler module but cant choose which handler will help me from mod_perl api ? Any ideas how to exclude from mod_perl static content like 
/images/*.*
/css/*.*
...

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In reply to mod_perl how to process static content by atento

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