Fabien LE LEZ  <usenet9@edulang.com> wrote:
+---------------
| Stefan Nobis <snobis@gmx.de>:
| >but as a seperate process that communicates via socket
| >with Apache the performance is better).
| 
| Well, well...
| I'll have to learn a new programming paradigm (LISP itself), a new
| HTML-handling paradigm (tree instead of text), and a new
| web-programming paradigm (one big application that handles every
| requests, instead of one little script per request).
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You don't need "one big application" per se: One of the useful
features of Common Lisp is that you can compile & load code into
a running program, so you can continue to write separate "web pages"
of code, and have them auto-loaded [and auto-recompiled if they
change!] into the Lisp application server "on demand" [with "JIT"
compilation]. My own LHP (Lisp-Handled Pages) infrastructure does it
that way. Here are a couple of simple examples:

    http://rpw3.org/hacks/lisp/minimal.lhp
    http://rpw3.org/hacks/lisp/appsrv-demo.lhp

Many other people have done similar things, I sure...


-Rob

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