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Ted Byers
OK, I am using several CGI packages. This is relatively easy and
quick. And the pages are much much faster than similar web pages made
using JSP/JSF in NetBeans.
However, one thing I miss from when I am developing web pages using
JSP/JSF/Java servlets is that Netbeans makes it trivially easy to
place controls anywhere on the web page.
No, I am not looking for a perl development environment that will
duplicate Netbeans! What I am looking for is an easy way to do things
like place that login button in the top right corner, a quarter inch
from the top and a quarter inch from the side, regardless of the
geometry of the users' screens, or place this chart in the middle of
the screen with a client side image map that displays the correct info
when the mouse is over the chart; and to do these things writing perl
code.
Therefore, my question is, "Is there a package related to the CGI
package, or complimentary to it, that makes it easy to handle page
layout for the web pages produced?"
I am using Activestate Perl 5.10 on both Windows XP and Windows Server
2003, if that matters.
quick. And the pages are much much faster than similar web pages made
using JSP/JSF in NetBeans.
However, one thing I miss from when I am developing web pages using
JSP/JSF/Java servlets is that Netbeans makes it trivially easy to
place controls anywhere on the web page.
No, I am not looking for a perl development environment that will
duplicate Netbeans! What I am looking for is an easy way to do things
like place that login button in the top right corner, a quarter inch
from the top and a quarter inch from the side, regardless of the
geometry of the users' screens, or place this chart in the middle of
the screen with a client side image map that displays the correct info
when the mouse is over the chart; and to do these things writing perl
code.
Therefore, my question is, "Is there a package related to the CGI
package, or complimentary to it, that makes it easy to handle page
layout for the web pages produced?"
I am using Activestate Perl 5.10 on both Windows XP and Windows Server
2003, if that matters.