Re: Difference in mod_perl & mod_php

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On 04.06.08 00:11, howard chen wrote:
> People saying that mod_perl is closer to the Apache core,
> as it can be used to write Apache module, but in fact, what are their
> difference in term of processing model?

what do you mean by "processing model". Those two are completely different
things

- mod_perl inserts perl interpreter to apache, allowing accessing apache
  internals, modify apache's behaviour

- mod_php interprets PHP files and sends them to client


If you want apache to parse perl scripts in the same way as mod_php does
with php scripts, you need to install an apache module that will do that.

Yes, the module can be written using mod_perl functionality.
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