Rhesa Rozendaal wrote:
Michael wrote: > The uploaded file > > CGI-Application-Plugin-Apache-0.08.tar.gz > > has entered CPAN asI'm currently using CGI::Compress::Gzip as my query() object, which is a drop-in replacement for CGI that adds on-the-fly gzip compression to my apps. I really like it, since I only have to add it once to my base CgiApp class, and it works everywhere, both under mod_perl and regular CGI.I have yet to find an apache solution that is as easy and config-free as this one, but obviously it would mean that using CAP::Apache becomes pretty much a no-op, since you would have to fall back to CGI, right?
Have you looked at Apache::Dynagzip? Seems pretty straight forward to me, but I haven't looked at it. Or maybe even mod_gzip for a straight c implementation.
And yes, it wouldn't make sense to use CAP::Apache and CGI::Compress::Gzip together. You might consider writing a plugin to use C::C::G as the query object if you want. I can't think of what this might do except set some defaults and change the query object, but hey, CAP::Config::Simple is just as simple.
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Michael Peters
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