Re: Perl 5 Classes for the Web (CGI and libwww)

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In your message of Tue, 14 Mar 1995 17:07:37 GMT, you say:


>The Mini-Server Concept:
 
>The CGI::MiniSvr class is small and simple. It just overrides a few
>methods from the CGI::Base class. It does *not* try to be a full
>server. Anything an application doesn't want to handle can be passed on
>to a main server with a single method call. The MiniSvr is not a
>panacea but it does provide an excellent mechanism for some applications.

This sounds great, aned just what I need right now... Is it available ???

>I currently see libwww-perl as being primarily client-side code.
>Is that a fair perspective?

Not sure. I for one use it for both server side and robot oriented stuff.

james.

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