Hi, Thanks Bob for a question. I have been using Apache + mod_lisp for a couple of years and it was always reliable except some bugs fixed by an author (Marc Battyani) promptly. I adopted Marc's code on a Lisp side to serve dynamic pages and wonder how other people do that. I'm especially interested if somebody implemented cookies, session management, functions for specification of web pages, etc. Thanks, Lukas
On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 09:33:19 +0000, Lukas Trejtnar <l.trejtnar@open.ac.uk> wrote: > Thanks Bob for a question. I have been using Apache + mod_lisp for a > couple of years and it was always reliable except some bugs fixed by > an author (Marc Battyani) promptly. I adopted Marc's code on a Lisp > side to serve dynamic pages and wonder how other people do that. > > I'm especially interested if somebody implemented cookies, session > management, functions for specification of web pages, etc. One option would be TBNL: <http://weitz.de/tbnl/>. For those of you who haven't tried mod_lisp yet: Don't be too concerned by the extra layer involved. mod_lisp has proven to be /extremly/ fast and I bet that if your Lisp-based web app has performance problems it won't be due to mod_lisp. Edi.