Hey guys,

I am running an Apache HTTP Server, and I am using Perl 5.8 from ActivePerl.

Is it possible to redirect ALL GET requests to a particular Perl script? I want all POST requests to go to one Perl script, all GET requests to go to another, and all PUT requests to go to a third Perl script.

I suppose there may be an Apache server configuration way of doing this, but I think there should be a Perl way of doing it too.

If I have a Perl script which all requests are redirected to, then can I somehow gain access to the Header content of the HTTP Request which resulted in the script being called. If I can pull the method (POST, GET, PUT, etc) from this then I can just delegate to other perl scripts.

Any ideas, or suggestions?

Cheers,

Shug

In reply to HTTP Header retrieval from Perl on Apache Server by shug94

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