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Re: [Chicken-users] A project: mod_seas
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Ed Watkeys |
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Re: [Chicken-users] A project: mod_seas |
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Sun, 27 Feb 2005 23:53:40 -0500 |
On Feb 27, 2005, at 10:38 PM, Sunnan wrote:
Looks nice. Are you familiar with mod_lisp? It doesn't use sexps, so
there's Some Assembly Required, but the idea's similar to yours.
Yeah, I remember looking at it, but something irritated me about it. I
think it's mostly that it wasn't Apache 2.0 friendly. Some Googling
reveals that apparently mod_lisp now works with 2.0. I was looking
through the source code, and it looks overly complicated. But it works.
Hmm.
I'm interested in parsing form data in QUERY_STRING and POST data, as
well as cookies, and providing them in the request a-list. I'd like to
hand the external process everything on a silver platter so the
external process doesn't have to do any of the tedious request
processing stuff that probably takes forever to run in interpreted
Scheme.
I like my approach because all the external process needs to do is a
(read) on the network port. In the last week, I've written external
process programs in Gambit, Guile, SISC, and Chicken. It's extremely
easy -- aside from the irritating issues with orderly server shutdown
that I've encountered with each implementation I've used aside from
SISC.
Ed