Re^3: Introducing Apache2::ASP

Bricolage runs on HTML::Mason.

I'm on the Bricolage dev team (Scott Lanning), so I was aware of that. :D Actually, why I looked up how Apache::ASP works is because I was wondering whether it'd make sense to add Apache::ASP as one of Bricolage's template languages.

One thing I enjoy about Apache2::ASP is the use of "Handlers" (....) If I'm not mistaken, Mason has some kind of "stacking" functionality for Components.

Mason does have dhandlers and autohandlers, and you can "chain" components, yes.

Mason uses Apache::Session

Mason doesn't actually have any built-in session handling, so you could presumably use the same method in Mason as in Apache2::ASP.

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Re^4: Introducing Apache2::ASP by jdrago_999 (Hermit) on Jun 05, 2007 at 17:24 UTC
I'm on the Bricolage dev team (Scott Lanning), so I was aware of that. :D It's a small world, eh? I was wondering whether it'd make sense to add Apache::ASP as one of Bricolage's template languages. The next release will include documentation for Apache2::ASP::Parser - and the ability to choose a different parser engine if desired. It might be worth a look. Mason doesn't actually have any built-in session handling I just made the assumption after seeing the package name MasonX::Request::WithApacheSession - didn't mean to spread rumors :)	[reply]
Re^5: Introducing Apache2::ASP by autarch (Hermit) on Jun 08, 2007 at 03:35 UTC
That's a separate module in a different namespace with an "X" appended to indicate it's not official. I can see how you'd make that assumption, though. Oh, wait, I can't really see it.	[reply]