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Embperl::TOC - Embperl Documentation: Table of Contents
Embperl can be used in many ways and it's documentation doesn't fit in one man pages. The following documentation is available within the distribution and the installed system using perldoc(1) or man(1):
Installation Documentation Embperl::Features Embperl::Intro Embperl::IntroEmbperl2 Embperl::Config Embperl Embperl::Object Embperl::Form Embperl::Form::Validate Embperl::Mail Embperl::Inline Embperl::Recipe Embperl::Syntax Embperl::Syntax::ASP Embperl::Syntax::Embperl Embperl::Syntax::EmbperlBlocks Embperl::Syntax::HTML Embperl::Syntax::EmbperlHTML Embperl::Syntax::Mail Embperl::Syntax::MsgIdExtract Embperl::Syntax::Perl Embperl::Syntax::POD Embperl::Syntax::RTF Embperl::Syntax::SSI Embperl::Syntax::Text Embperl::TipsAndTricks Sourcecode encryption Changes
See perldoc INSTALL.pod in the distribution archive.
Introductionary texts
List of the main features of Embperl 2.0
Embperl basics: What is Embperl? How to embed perl code in HTML documents; Flow Control; Dynamic Tables; Form Processing; Maintaining persistent (session) data; Breaking up your code in components; Debugging; Database Access; Security; Escaping/Unescaping.
Introduction to the new features in Embperl 2 considering the Embperl homepage as example.
Introduction to building object-oriented websites and web applications with Embperl
Detailed references
Using Embperl with mod_perl, CGI, FastCGI, offline or from Perl. Includes documentation for Embperl::Execute() and documentation for all Embperl internal objects and their methods. You also find here all of Embperl's Apache configuration directives.
Describes syntax, semantic, predefined variables, session handling, etc.
Building object-oriented websites and web applications with Embperl
Automatically creating and verifying forms with Embperl
Sending mails generated with Embperl, e.g. results of submitted forms.
Using Embperl syntax in Perl modules.
Defining Embperl recipes and provider
Defining Embperl syntax.
Modules derived from Embperl::Syntax and shipped with Embperl:
ASP syntax module (<% ... %>)
Embperl syntax module: provides the default syntax, includes Embperl::Syntax::EmbperlBlocks, Embperl::Syntax::EmbperlHTML and Embperl::Syntax::MsgIdExtract..
Syntax module for Embperl blocks
Syntax module for dynamic tables, forms, etc.
Taglib providing an HTML like syntax for sending mail
Syntax module for internationalisation via Embperl's [= =] blocks.
Perl syntax module, allowing Embperl to execute files with normal Perl syntax.
POD syntax module, converting Perl Plain Old Documentation files on the fly into XML.
Syntax module to define the syntax for Rich Text Format (RTF) files
Syntax module to emulate Apache's mod_include syntax with Embperl.
Syntax module to literally include any file without interpretation.
Alternative way to do global variables; Global variables via namespaces; Handling queries in DBI; Handling exits; Handling errors; Development and production websites.
As an example how Embperl can be used, the sourcecode of the Embperl website (see http://perl.apache.org/embperl/) is contained in the directory eg/ of the Embperl distribution archive. Read "README" in eg of the Embperl distribution archive for an overview.
See "README" in crypto of the Embperl distribution archive.
See perldoc Changes.pod
G. Richter (richter at embperl dot org), A. Beckert (beckert@ecos.de)
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