An "HTTP::Config" object is a list of entries that can be matched against request or request/response pairs. Its purpose is to hold configuration data that can be looked up given a request or response object. Each configuration entry is a hash. Some ...

*HTTP::ProxyAutoConfig* allows perl scripts that need to access the Internet to determine whether to do so via a proxy server. To do this, it uses proxy settings provided by an IT department, either on the Web or in a browser's *.pac* file on disk. I...

This is the provider to allow Gantry::Conf to be able to handle Config::General aka Apache style configuration files received via the web....

*HTTP::ProxyPAC* allows use of a Proxy Auto Configuration file to determine whether a URL needs to be accessed via a proxy server, and if so the URL of the proxy server. You can use a *.pac* file from a web browser, or a *wpad.dat* file obtained via ...

Although using the conventional "LWP::UserAgent" is fast and easy it does have some drawbacks - the code execution blocks until the request has been completed and it is only possible to process one request at a time. "HTTP::Async" attempts to address...

You can describe one or more HTTP daemons in a simple hash and *instantly* have a [--start|--stop|--restart] capable daemon that can optionally be SSL aware. Its also easy to add command line options and has integrated help. EXPORT Each function can ...

POEx::HTTP::Server is a clean POE implementation of an HTTP server. It uses POEx::URI to simplify event specification. It allows limiting connection concurrency and implements HTTP 1.1 keep-alive. It has built-in compatibility with POE::Component::Da...

EARLY RELEASE, THINGS MIGHT STILL CHANGE A LOT. HTTP::Tiny::Plugin allows you to extend functionalities of HTTP::Tiny using plugins instead of subclassing. This makes it easy to combine several functionalities together. (Ironically, HTTP::Tiny::Plugi...

Xpriori::XMS is a module enables you to talk to Xpriori::XMS Database with http using LWP. new($$$%) *$oXpH* = Xpriori::XMS::Http->new(*$URL*, *$User*, *$Passwd* [, *$sID*, *%Option*]); Constructor. Creates a Xpriori::XMS::Http object and start sessi...

A Context class models the environment (aka "context) in which the current process is running. For the App::Context::HTTP class, this models any of the web application runtime environments which employ the HTTP protocol and produce HTML pages as outp...

"HTTP::LoadGen::Run" implements the HTTP client for HTTP::LoadGen. Functions $rc=HTTP::LoadGen::Run::run_url $method, $scheme, $host, $port, $uri, $param performs one HTTP request as specified by the parameters. See URLList in HTTP::LoadGen for more ...

HTTP::Monkeywrench is a test-harness application to test the integrity of a user's path through a web site. To run HTTP::Monkeywrench->test(), first set up a Perl script that contains sessions (described below), settings if desired (also described be...

This package overrides the "load()" and "save()" methods of "HTTP::Cookies" so it can work with Google Chrome cookie files, which are SQLite databases. This also should work from Chrome clones, such as Brave. First, you are allowed to create differen...

Sometimes, when writing a test, you don't have to oportunity to do dependency injection of the type of transport used in a specific API. Sometimes that code willl unequivocally always use actual HTTP and the only control you have is over the host and...

This is a role you can apply to your class. This role let you create a Spore client with a specific configuration....

HTTP::Server::Singlethreaded is a framework for providing web applications without using a web server (apache, boa, etc.) to handle HTTP....