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Introduction Introduction and basic installation. |
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Administrator's Manual This manual is written for the web master or system administrator. It describes how to install, configure, and tune a Mason system. |
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Developer's Manual This manual is written for the Mason developer. It describes how to write, run, and debug Mason components. |
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Subclassing Manual This guide describes how to create your own custom subclasses to override parts of Mason. |
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Common Reference | |||||||
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Parameters List of all configuration parameters, with both Perl and Apache configuration variants. |
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Request The Request API is the gateway to all Mason features not provided by syntactic tags. |
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Component The Component object represents a component loaded into memory. |
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Interp The Interp object spawns requests and maintains persistent data between requests. |
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ApacheHandler The ApacheHandler glues Mason and mod_perl together. |
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CGIHandler The CGIHandler glues Mason and CGI together. |
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Other Reference | |||||||
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Compiler The Compiler object translates a lexed component source into Perl code. |
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Lexer The Lexer object parses the component source to generate compiler events. |
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Resolver The Resolver object translates a component path into a component source item. |
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ComponentSource The ComponentSource object represents information about the source of a component (e.g. a file). |
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Exceptions Mason's exception objects. |
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Plugin Mason's plugin system. |
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