Apache2-WebApp-Toolkit
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Example:
use base 'Project::Base';
C) Basic class.
D) This is executed when the Apache server starts. It's used to reset Perl module search
paths in @INC, preload web application classes, precompile constants, etc.
Example:
#!/usr/bin/env perl
$ENV{MOD_PERL} or die "Not running under mod_perl";
use lib '/var/www/project/app';
..
# Modules added here will be URI accessible
__DATA__
Project::Foo
Project::Foo::Bar
E) Password file used for restricting access to a specified path (see C<httpd.conf>).
The login information below is currently set-up by default.
User Name admin
Password password
You can change the login password using the C<htpasswd> command-line script.
$ htpasswd /var/www/project/conf/htpasswd admin
F) Apache server I<Virtual Host> configuration.
G) Application configuration. This file contains your project settings. Due to
security reasons, this file should always remain outside the I</htdocs> directory path.
Example:
[project]
title = Project # must not contain spaces or special characters
author = Your Name Here
email = email@domain.com
version = 0.01
[apache]
doc_root = /var/www/project # path to project directory
domain = www.domain.com # valid domain name
disable_uploads = 0 # allow file uploads
post_max = 5242880 # post max in bytes (example 5MB)
temp_dir = /var/www/project/tmp/uploads
[template]
cache_size = 100 # total files to store in cache
compile_dir = /var/www/project/tmp/cache/templates # path to template cache
include_path = /var/www/project/templates # path to template directory
stat_ttl = 60 # template to HTML build time (in seconds)
encoding = utf8 # template output encoding
H) Website sources. This includes HTML, CSS, Javascript, and images. When setting
up FTP access - restrict access to this directory only.
I) Basic template.
J) Application error templates.
K) Apache log directory that contains both access and error logs. Due to security
reasons, this directory should always remain outside the I</htdocs> directory path.
L) Temporary shared space for file processing.
=head1 CAVEATS
Since your classes get compiled at Apache start-up the server must be restarted
when any code changes take place. You can do this easily using the C<webapp-kickstart>
script provided with this package.
=head1 WARNING
In Perl, variables do not need to be declared and are by default globally scoped.
The issue with I<mod_perl> is that global variables can persist between requests. To
avoid this problem, you should always have the following line in your code:
use strict;
=head1 SEE ALSO
perl(1), mod_perl(2), Apache(2), L<Apache2::Request>, L<Apache2::RequestRec>,
L<Apache2::RequestUtil>, L<Apache2::Connection>, L<Apache2::Upload>, L<Apache2::Const>,
L<Apache2::Log>
=head1 AUTHOR
Marc S. Brooks, E<lt>mbrooks@cpan.orgE<gt> - L<http://mbrooks.info>
=head1 COPYRIGHT
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the same terms as Perl itself.
See L<http://dev.perl.org/licenses/artistic.html>
=head1 DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY
BECAUSE THIS SOFTWARE IS LICENSED FREE OF CHARGE, THERE IS NO WARRANTY
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