OpenInteract is a web application environment written in perl and geared to run on the Apache web server using the mod_perl plugin module. The environment is built to be not only friendly to people editing and changing a website's content, but also for the developers who can write code (or complex templates) and create entire applications. Data can be brought into OpenInteract a multitude of ways. You can use it with most any SQL database that the perl DBI (Database Interface) module supports. Test SQL databases include: MySQL and Sybase ASE. Oracle, Sybase ASA and PostgreSQL. OpenInteract: A pure-Perl robust application server
Platforms:
mod_perl
Price:
$0.00
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11 June, 2009 |
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100.0 KB |
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56 kb/s: 15 s |
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demo |
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