mod_perl Pocket Reference

By Andrew Ford
First Edition December 2000 
Pages: 92 (More details)
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mod_perl Pocket Reference is a concise, conveniently formatted reference to all mod_perl features used in day-to-day mod_perl programming. This small book covers functions as well as configuration directives that help maximize the effectiveness of the mod_perl Apache module.
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mod_perl integrates the complete Perl interpreter with the Apache web server. With mod_perl, programmers can take existing Perl CGI scripts and plug them in, usually without making any source code changes. The scripts will run exactly as before but many times faster. In addition, mod_perl offers a Perl interface to the Apache API, allowing full access to Apache internals, so that programmers can control every aspect of the Apache server. mod_perl Pocket Reference is a concise, conveniently formatted reference to all mod_perl features used in day-to-day mod_perl programming. This small book covers functions as well as configuration directives that help maximize the effectiveness of the mod_perl Apache module.
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Title: mod_perl Pocket Reference
First Edition: December 2000
ISBN: 0-596-00047-2
Pages: 92
Average Customer Reviews: starstarstarstarstar (Based on 1 Reviews)


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2001-01-06 12:43:14  Chris Devers [Reply | View]
This little guidebook goes out of its way to say what it isn't -- "this is not meant to be a guide to so-and-so" -- and yet it does an excellent job of giving an overview of mod_perl, cgi, and apache, including the role and functionality of each and how you can leverage them. Samples of some of the code would be appreciated, but then the format of the book doesn't really allow this, and that's okay -- you can turn to more thorough manuals for that.

For a quick introduction to the subject, an overview of why you should be using mod_perl instead of standalone scripts, and a pocket-sized pamphlet that you can turn to for reference once you have more experience with the material, this book should be a fine choice.

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"I would highly recommend this book to mod_perl lovers as they may discover something that they may have missed while using the module. As for the experts, this book may be quite handy as a quick revision guide. It is also an excellent source of information for users who have been using mod_perl for only a short while. It will definitely save them the trouble of reading through a thick manual to flesh out mod_perl's potential"--Apacheweek.com

"This is an excellent and easily referenced guide to mod_perl Administrators and Perl programmers will appreciate Ford's mod-perl Pocket Reference and use it often." --Elizabeth Zinkann, Sys Admin, April 2001

"This book provides a good overall coverage of this versatile module, keeping all the necessary facts simple, short and precise without glossing over anything important. I would highly recommend this book to mod_perl lovers as they may discover something that they may have missed while using the module. As for the experts, this book may be quite handy as a quick revision guide. It is also an excellent source of information for users who have been using mod_perl for only a short while. It will definitely save them the trouble of reading through a thick manual to flesh out mod_perl's potential." --Apacheweek, Feb 2001


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