Apache::Session::PHP is an adapter of Apache::Session for PHP::Session
This module is an implementation of Apache::Session.
It uses the DBD::SQLite backing store. It requires DBD::SQLite
version 1.00 or above, due to its use of SQLite3 API for BLOB support.
Also, an extra LastUpdated field is populated with the current time().
There is no need to create the data source file beforehand;
this module creates the session table automatically.
Apache::Session::SharedMem is an Apache::Session extension module
that stores the session data in Shared memory (so, does exactly
what it says on the tin then) using IPC::Cache
(and hence IPC::ShareLite).
This module is a simple wrapper around Apache::Session which provides some
methods to simplify getting and setting the session id.
It can uses cookies to store the session id, or it can look in a provided
object for a specific parameter. Alternately, you can simply provide the
session id yourself in the call to the session() method.
If you're using Mason, you should probably take a look at
MasonX::Request::WithApacheSession first, which integrates this module directly
into Mason.
CGI::Application::Dispatch
Dispatch requests to CGI::Application based objects
PSGI Adapter for CGI::Application.
CGI::Application::Plugin::AnyTemplate allows you to use any supported
Perl templating system using a single consistent interface.
Currently supported templating systems include HTML::Template,
HTML::Template::Expr, HTML::Template::Pluggable, Template::Toolkit and
Petal.
You can access any of these templating systems using the same
interface. In this way, you can use the same code and switch
templating systems on the fly.
This approach has many uses. For instance, it can be useful in
migrating your application from one templating system to another.
CGI::Application::Plugin::Apache provides easy access to Apache::* modules
for CGI::Application.
CGI::Application::Plugin::Authorization adds the ability to
authorize users for specific tasks.
CGI::Application::Plugin::Authentication adds the ability to authenticate
users in your CGI::Application modules.