NAME

Uttu::Handler::axkit

SYNOPSIS

[global]
  content_handler = axkit

[axkit]

DESCRIPTION

By setting the global content_handler configuration variable to axkit, AxKit will be called to parse the web pages and create the content.

You probably don't want to use Uttu if all you want is AxKit. If you are wanting the uri-to-filename translations, consider configuring Uttu to handle the translation and not the content. By using Uttu, you are losing some of the flexibility AxKit offers in the Apache configuration process.

That said, the Uttu AxKit handler can make XML transformations of content trivial if you are also wanting to use a secondary handler such as HTML::Mason to provide the XML.

CONFIGURATION

These variables are used to configure the AxKit object. The variable names should be preceeded with axkit_ or placed in an [axkit] section.

TODO: describe each of the configuration variables.

cache_dir

cache_provider

content_provider

debug_level

debug_stack_trace

debug_time

debug_trace_intermediate

dependency_checks

error_stylesheet

gzip_output

handle_dirs

ignore_style_pi

log_declines

map_style

output_charset

output_transformer

plugin

preferred_media

preferred_style

process_<media>

<media> may be one of screen, tty, tv, projection, handheld, print, braille, aural, or all. These configuration variables are used to specify how certain styles are processed.

secondary_provider

This should be one of the other handlers supported by Uttu. Currently, this is only mason. The secondary handler is used to provide the content to AxKit and should be configured as if it were the primary Uttu handler. When a secondary handler is specified, the axkit handler uses it to find files. Otherwise, it allows Apache to find them.

style_provider

translate_output

xsp_taglib

SEE ALSO

AxKit.

AUTHOR

James G. Smith <jsmith@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (C) 2002 Texas A&M University. All Rights Reserved.

This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.