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Apache::PageKit is a web applications framework that is based on mod_perl. This framework is distinguished from others (such as Embperl and Mason) by providing a clear separation of programming, content, and presentation. It does this by implementing a Model/View/Content/Controller (MVCC) design paradigm:
Model is implemented by user-supplied Perl classes
View is a set of HTML templates
Content is a set of XML files
Controller is PageKit
This allows programmers, designers, and content editors to work independently, using clean, well-defined interfaces.
Apache::PageKit provides the following features:
Component-based architecture
Language localization
Session management
Input validation
Sticky HTML forms
Authentication
Co-branding
Automatic dispatching of URIs
Easy error handling
Available from CPAN. See the module manpage for more information.
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