CGI::XMLApplication is a CGI application class, that intends to enable perl artists to implement CGIs that make use of XML/XSLT functionality, without taking too much care about specialized errorchecking or even care too much about XML itself. It pro...

Note: You should know CGI::Builder. This module is a subclass of "CGI::Builder" that supply a perl method handler to integrate your CBB with the Apache/mod_perl server: most of the interesting reading about how to organize your CBB are in CGI::Builde...

This module is a complete new and stand alone reimplementation of "CGI::Application" module (i.e. it is not a subclass). This means that it implements all the "CGI::Application" methods on its own, and adds several new features to your "CGI::Applicat...

Note: You should know CGI::Builder. This module integrates the "Data::FormValidator" capability with "CGI::Builder". It adds to your build an useful "dfv_check()" method that you can use in your Switch Handlers (or in your Page Handlers) to check the...

Note: You should know CGI::Builder. This module supplies an API compatible with the "CGI::Application" or "CGI::Application::Plus" APIs. It transparently provides all the aliases, defaults and method redefinition to make the old cgiapps work unchange...

"CGI::Application::Framework" is a web development plaform built upon "CGI::Application". It incorporates many modules from CPAN in order to provide a feature-rich environment, and makes it easy to write robust, secure, scalable web applications. It ...

Imagine this: you've written a lot of code based upon CGI::Application, and also with HTML::Template because the two have always had such a high level of integration. You reach a situation (many times, perhaps) where you could really use the power an...

Template-Independence "CGI::Application::Plugin::AnyTemplate" allows you to use any supported Perl templating system using a single consistent interface. Currently supported templating systems include HTML::Template, HTML::Template::Expr, HTML::Templ...