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NOTES
    Many thanks to those who helped me make this module a reality. With Apache +
    ASP + Perl, web development could not be better!

    Special thanks go to my father Kevin & wife Lina for their love and support
    through it all, and without whom none of it would have been possible.

    Other honorable mentions include:

     !! Gregory Youngblood, Thanos Chatziathanassiou, & Tsirkin Evgeny for keeping the flame alive!

     :) Doug MacEachern, for moral support and of course mod_perl
     :) Helmut Zeilinger, Skylos, John Drago, and Warren Young for their help in the community
     :) Randy Kobes, for the win32 binaries, and for always being the epitome of helpfulness
     :) Francesco Pasqualini, for bug fixes with stand alone CGI mode on Win32
     :) Szymon Juraszczyk, for better ContentType handling for settings like Clean.
     :) Oleg Kobyakovskiy, for identifying the double Session_OnEnd cleanup bug.
     :) Peter Galbavy, for reporting numerous bugs and maintaining the OpenBSD port.
     :) Richard Curtis, for reporting and working through interesting module 
        loading issues under mod_perl2 & apache2, and pushing on the file upload API.
     :) Rune Henssel, for catching a major bug shortly after 2.47 release,
        and going to great lengths to get me reproducing the bug quickly.
     :) Broc, for keeping things filter aware, which broke in 2.45,
        & much help on the list.
     :) Manabu Higashida, for fixes to work under perl 5.8.0
     :) Slaven Rezic, for suggestions on smoother CPAN installation
     :) Mitsunobu Ozato, for working on a japanese translation of the site & docs.
     :) Eamon Daly for persistence in resolving a MailErrors bug.
     :) Gert, for help on the mailing list, and pushing the limits of use on Win32 
        in addition to XSLT.
     :) Maurice Aubrey, for one of the early fixes to the long file name problem.
     :) Tom Lancaster, for pushing the $Server->Mail API and general API discussion.
     :) Ross Thomas, for pushing into areas so far unexplored.
     :) Harald Kreuzer, for bug discovery & subsequent testing in the 2.25 era.
     :) Michael Buschauer for his extreme work with XSLT.
     :) Dariusz Pietrzak for a nice parser optimization.
     :) Ime Smits, for his inode patch facilitating cross site code reuse, and
        some nice performance enhancements adding another 1-2% speed.
     :) Michael Davis, for easier CPAN installation.
     :) Brian Wheeler, for keeping up with the Apache::Filter times,
        and pulling off filtering ASP->AxKit.
     :) Ged Haywood, for his great help on the list & professionally.
     :) Vee McMillen, for OSS patience & understanding.
     :) Craig Samuel, at LRN, for his faith in open source for his LCEC.
     :) Geert Josten, for his wonderful work on XML::XSLT
     :) Gerald Richter, for his Embperl, collaboration and competition!
     :) Stas Bekman, for his beloved guide, and keeping us all worldly.
     :) Matt Sergeant, again, for ever the excellent XML critique.
     :) Remi Fasol + Serge Sozonoff who inspired cookieless sessions.
     :) Matt Arnold, for the excellent graphics !
     :) Adi, who thought to have full admin control over sessions
     :) Dmitry Beransky, for sharable web application includes, ASP on the big.
     :) Russell Weiss again, for finding the internal session garbage collection 
        behaving badly with DB_File sensitive i/o flushing requirements.
     :) Tony Merc Mobily, inspiring tweaks to compile scripts 10 times faster
     :) Paul Linder, who is Mr. Clean... not just the code, its faster too !
        Boy was that just the beginning.  Work with him later facilitated better
        session management and XMLSubsMatch custom tag technology.
     :) Russell Weiss, for being every so "strict" about his code.
     :) Bill McKinnon, who understands the finer points of running a web site.
     :) Richard Rossi, for his need for speed & boldly testing dynamic includes.
     :) Greg Stark, for endless enthusiasm, pushing the module to its limits.
     :) Marc Spencer, who brainstormed dynamic includes.
     :) Doug Silver, for finding most of the bugs.
     :) Darren Gibbons, the biggest cookie-monster I have ever known.
     :) Ken Williams, for great teamwork bringing full SSI to the table
     :) Matt Sergeant, for his great tutorial on PerlScript and love of ASP
     :) Jeff Groves, who put a STOP to user stop button woes
     :) Alan Sparks, for knowing when size is more important than speed
     :) Lincoln Stein, for his blessed CGI.pm module
     :) Michael Rothwell, for his love of Session hacking
     :) Francesco Pasqualini, for bringing ASP to CGI
     :) Bryan Murphy, for being a PerlScript wiz
     :) Lupe Christoph, for his immaculate and stubborn testing skills
     :) Ryan Whelan, for boldly testing on Unix in the early infancy of ASP

SUPPORT
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    Mailing List Archives
        Try the Apache::ASP mailing list archive first when working through an
        issue as others may have had the same question as you, then try the
        mod_perl list archives since often problems working with Apache::ASP are
        really mod_perl ones.

        The Apache::ASP mailing list archives are located at:

         http://groups.yahoo.com/group/apache-asp/
         http://www.mail-archive.com/asp%40perl.apache.org/

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         http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/perl-modperl/

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