Template Toolkit interface is a software developed as a partnership between Apache and mod_perl. The software enables users to access and manipulate the Template Toolkit, allowing them to write and use templates more easily.
Apache::Template is a Perl module that provides an easy-to-use interface to the Template Toolkit when using Apache/mod_perl. The Template Toolkit is a powerful, fast, and extensible template processing system, coded in Perl. It has a general-purpose template language that separates presentation elements, data, and application logic, letting you generate web content effectively, both online and offline, in "batch mode."
This Apache::Template module documentation's primary focus is on the Apache/mod_perl configuration settings, such as the httpd.conf settings. It does not provide an extensive overview of the Template Toolkit. The Template Toolkit includes comprehensive documentation that covers such aspects in great detail. You can refer to the Template and Template::Manual for further information.
To implement the Apache::Template, you add the code mentioned below to the httpd.conf file. Then, you set various configuration options like TT2Trim On, TT2PostChomp On, TT2EvalPerl On, TT2IncludePath /usr/local/tt2/templates, TT2IncludePath /home/abw/tt2/lib, TT2PreProcess config header, TT2PostProcess footer, and TT2Error error.
After configuring the settings, you have to define Apache::Template as a PerlHandler in the code section. Use the SetHandler perl-script and PerlHandler Apache::Template code segments to define it. You can also use code blocks such as < Files *.tt2 > and < Location /tt2 >. Therefore, Apache::Template provides an easy-to-use interface for people looking to use the Template Toolkit in their Apache/mod_perl projects.
This Apache::Template module documentation's primary focus is on the Apache/mod_perl configuration settings, such as the httpd.conf settings. It does not provide an extensive overview of the Template Toolkit. The Template Toolkit includes comprehensive documentation that covers such aspects in great detail. You can refer to the Template and Template::Manual for further information.
To implement the Apache::Template, you add the code mentioned below to the httpd.conf file. Then, you set various configuration options like TT2Trim On, TT2PostChomp On, TT2EvalPerl On, TT2IncludePath /usr/local/tt2/templates, TT2IncludePath /home/abw/tt2/lib, TT2PreProcess config header, TT2PostProcess footer, and TT2Error error.
After configuring the settings, you have to define Apache::Template as a PerlHandler in the code section. Use the SetHandler perl-script and PerlHandler Apache::Template code segments to define it. You can also use code blocks such as < Files *.tt2 > and < Location /tt2 >. Therefore, Apache::Template provides an easy-to-use interface for people looking to use the Template Toolkit in their Apache/mod_perl projects.
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