Titlebook: Beginning Perl Web Development; From Novice to Profe Steve Suehring Book 2006 Steve Suehring 2006 Mason.Perl.Templates.Web Services.XML.dat

教唆

英寸

Arresting

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27097-2l using POP3 with Net::POP3 and Mail::Box::POP3. Next, you learned how to send e-mail with Net::SMTP. Then you looked at how to query DNS for information. Finally, you learned how to use Net::Ping together with Time::HiRes to check on servers and services..The next chapter will look at XML and RSS and their use with Perl.

混沌

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-82677-2rotocol. Next, you met SOAP::Lite and saw how to consume SOAP web services. You also saw how to create a SOAP listener with Perl. Finally, you looked at a real-world example of a SOAP service by calling the National Weather Service’s SOAP forecast service..In the next chapter, you’ll be introduced to RSS and Perl.

onlooker

反抗者

MORPH

LWP Modulesser, along with attributes such as the user agent. You retrieved web pages and also learned about the GET and POST methods..More Internet interaction through Perl is on the way in the next chapter. Where this chapter focused primarily on the LWP and web interaction, the next chapter will expand into other protocols, such as POP3, SMTP, and others.

追蹤

linguistics

Misgiving

Perl Web Sites with Masonnment covered in this chapter was Apache with mod_perl. You explored the basic building block of Mason, the component, and you learned how to call components. You also covered the various tags available for use with Mason. You examined handlers, specifically dhandlers and autohandlers, and you learned a bit about Mason design.