CGI does a terribly bad job of saving CGI calls. "CGI::Capture" tries to resolve this and save a CGI call in as much painstaking detail as it possibly can. Because of this, "CGI::Capture" should work with server logins, cookies, file uploads, strange...

When all output contents are preserved in the cache, and the same next request is transmitted, it is a plug-in that outputs contents preserved in the cache. The effect is demonstrated as a load measures on the screen where the update is not very freq...

This module takes incoming CGI form variables, and transforms them into a multi-dimensional data structure. It can recreate a hash of hashes, a hash of lists, a hash of lists of hashes etc, any number of levels deep. A limitation of CGI is it's inabi...

This program enables CGI and command line inputs. It uses CGI and Getopt::Std modules....

use CGI::WebGzip([compression_level]) Captures all the script output for deflating. Default compression level is 9 (maximum). Value 0 means no compression. void flush() Flushes the compressed buffer immediately and releases STDOUT capture. Usable in ...

This is the starting point of the documentation of the CGI Builder Framework (CBF). You should read this documentation before any other documentation in any other module that extends the CBF....

There are already many application builders out there. Why you need another one? Well, if you are already familiar with CGI::Builder or CGI::Application, this one will provide some useful methods to you to read your configuration file and pre-process...

This module provides a way to automatically look at the path info - $ENV{PATH_INFO} - of the incoming HTTP request, and to process that path info like this: o Parse off a module name o Parse off a run mode o Create an instance of that module (i.e. lo...

It is quite difficult to write test code to capture the behaviour of CGI or similar objects handling forms that include a file upload. Such code needs to harvest the parameters, build file content in MIME format, set the environment variables accordi...

Module::CGI::Install is a package for installing CGI applications. It is based on the principle that a particular application may need to be installed multiple times on a single host. So an application can be installed normally onto the system, and f...

Supports to run CGI perl files on CGI methods under Dancer....

There are already many application builders out there. Why you need another one? Well, if you are already familiar with CGI::Builder or CGI::Application, this one will provide some useful methods to you to read your configuration file and pre-process...

"WWW::Mechanize" combined with "Test::More" is a great toolbench for testing a web application. But you need to have your code installed in the right location on a running server, and you can't poke behind the scenes to see if data structures or data...

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...

You should use CGI::Application::Muto so that your main application module it's implemented as a sub-class, in the following way: package App; use base 'CGI::Application::Muto'; Application States In CGI::App you have to register your run modes on th...

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...

REST stands for REpresentational State Transfer. It is an architecture for web applications that tries to leverage the existing infrastructure of the World Wide Web such as URIs, MIME media types, and HTTP instead of building up protocols and functio...