Perl Subcategories |
XML and Modern CGI Applications |
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| This article describes the Perl/Tk drag-and-drop mechanism, often referred to as DND. We'll illustrate DND operations local to a single application, where we drag items from one Canvas to another |
Why mod_perl? |
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| In this article, I'll give an initial introduction to mod_perl, make you want to give it a try and present a few examples of the well-known sites that are powered by mod_perl enabled Apache |
What is DBI and DBD::Oracle and where can one get it from? |
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| DBI (previously called DBperl) is a database independent interface module for Perl. It defines a set of methods, variables and conventions that provide a consistent database interface independent of the actual database being used |
Web whiteboard |
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| Turn your Web site into a community server by adding this simple script that enables the wide world to leave messages for all to see |
Web Mining with Perl |
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| It is common knowledge that the Internet is a great data source. It is also common knowledge that it is difficult to get the information you want in the format you need. No longer |
Weaving Magic With Regular Expressions: Creating An Index Image |
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| Jonathan Eisenzopf explains how to use the GD library to create an index image that contains thumbnails of images in a given directory |
Visual Perl for Microsoft Visual Studio .NET |
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| What does Perl hacker Jonathan Eisenzopf think of add-ons to other products? What does he think of Visual Perl, in particular, and will he ever write in Linux again? Read his review of Visual Perl, a plug-in for Microsoft Studio .NET, to find out |
Using Perl With XML (part 2) |
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| They say there's more than one way to skin a cat - and that's twice as true when you're a Perl developer. In this concluding article on XML parsing with Perl, find out how the XML::DOM package provides an alternative technique for manipulating XML elemen.. |
Using Perl with XML (part 1) |
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| Converted your little black book into XML, and don't know what to do next? This article gets you started on the path to being an XML guru, demonstrating how to use Perl's SAX parser to parse and convert your XML into Web-friendly HTML |
Using HTTP Headers to Optimize CGI |
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| Let's take a close look, from a HTTP perspective, at how an HTML document is returned from a server to a browser. The Web server receives a browser's request via HTTP for a particular document |
URL Redirects with CGI.pm |
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| Links are cool. Links allow users to browse through information easily. Links make the Web work. |
Uploading Files Using CGI and Perl |
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| Create a file upload facility on your Website, and enable your users to upload content to your Web server |
Two Ways to Implement Session Tracking |
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| Writing stateful applications in a stateless environment can be a challenge; but as guest author Kiran Pai explains, basic session tracking methods do exist that can be implemented with multiple CGI backends |
The Regular Expression Rundown |
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| Regular expressions are programming constructs that look like #!?#@!!# comic-book expletives and can be wondrously powerful tools |
The Perl You Need to Know:Part 3 "Maintaining State" |
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| Despite the jargony jingle, maintaining state is a process in which we engage daily in our own lives, from building a ham and turkey triple-decker sandwich to reading a book |
The Perl Tutorial: What's Perl? |
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| Complex, arcane, impossible to understand? Boris debunks Perl, to help you begin to understand this powerful language |
The basics |
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| So you want to learn Perl eh??? If you're unsure of that much you might want to check What is Perl?
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The basic datatypes, three |
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| Perl has three basic datatypes: scalars, arrays, and hashes.
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the basic datatypes, three |
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| Perl has three basic datatypes: scalars, arrays, and hashes |
Symmetric Cryptography in Perl |
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| Cryptographic algorithms, or ciphers, offer Alice one way to protect her data. By encrypting the recipe before sending it over the network, she can render it useless to anyone but Bob, who alone possesses the secret information required to decrypt it |
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