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-cl-modlisp readmecl-modlisp Documentation
Overview
cl-modlisp provides the Lisp side of the interface to Marc Battyani's mod_lisp apache module (http://www.fractalconcept.com).
Features
- support of AllegroCL, CMUCL, SBCL with sb-thread, and Lispworks.
- listener and worker socket/process management so that shutting down the listener closes all related open sockets and terminates all related proceses.
- support for running multiple command processors on multiple ports.
- transparent support for precomputing the HTML or XML response to take advantage of HTTP/1.1's Keep-Alive feature. This is switchable with a single keyword argument to the macro with-ml-page.
- Demonstration processor included
Prerequisites
Supported Platforms
- Allegro v6.2
- CMUCL 18e
- Lispworks v4.2
- SBCL 0.8.1 with sb-thread (multi-threading)
Quickstart
- The easiest way to install is to use the Debian GNU/Linux operating system. Using the testing or unstable distributions, you can give the command:
apt-get install libapache-mod-lisp cl-modlisp cl-kmrcl
If you are not using Debian, you will need to download and install
-mod_lisp, cl-modlisp, and cl-kmrcl manually.
- Add something like the below to httpd.conf and then restart apache
LispServer 127.0.0.1 20123 "localhost"
AddHandler lisp-handler .lsp - Start your Lisp implementation and load cl-modlisp with
(asdf:operate 'asdf:load-op 'modlisp) - Start the server with
(ml:modlisp-start :port 20123) - Try some demostration pages
links http://localhost/fixed.lsp
links http://localhost/debug.lsp - Shutdown the all cl-modlisp servers with
(ml:modlisp-stop-all)
Usage
The demo.lisp file for some examples of using cl-modlisp.
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+cl-modlisp readmecl-modlisp Documentation
Overview
cl-modlisp provides the Lisp side of the interface to Marc Battyani's mod_lisp apache module (http://www.fractalconcept.com).
Features
- support of AllegroCL, CMUCL, SBCL with sb-thread, and Lispworks.
- listener and worker socket/process management so that shutting down the listener closes all related open sockets and terminates all related proceses.
- support for running multiple command processors on multiple ports.
- transparent support for precomputing the HTML or XML response to take advantage of HTTP/1.1's Keep-Alive feature. This is switchable with a single keyword argument to the macro with-ml-page.
- Demonstration processor included
Prerequisites
Supported Platforms
- Allegro v6.2
- CMUCL 18e
- Lispworks v4.2
- SBCL 0.8.1 with sb-thread (multi-threading)
Quickstart
- The easiest way to install is to use the Debian GNU/Linux operating system. Using the testing or unstable distributions, you can give the command:
apt-get install libapache-mod-lisp cl-modlisp cl-kmrcl
If you are not using Debian, you will need to download and install
+mod_lisp, cl-modlisp, and cl-kmrcl manually.
- Add something like the below to httpd.conf and then restart apache
LispServer 127.0.0.1 20123 "localhost"
AddHandler lisp-handler .lsp
- Start your Lisp implementation and load cl-modlisp with
(asdf:operate 'asdf:load-op 'modlisp)
- Start the server with
(ml:modlisp-start :port 20123)
- Try some demostration pages
links http://localhost/fixed.lsp
links http://localhost/debug.lsp
- Shutdown the all cl-modlisp servers with
(ml:modlisp-stop-all)
Process Models
There are two process models
Each connection spawns a new thread
This is the default model. Each new connection to listener socket spawns a new connection. This allows for an arbitrary number of concurrent connections. This has advantages if the workers require a long execution time.
Fixed pool of workers
This model is selected by passing the number of worker processes to init/listener with the keyword number-fixed-workers. This model has a lower overhead since new processes are not created and destroyed with each connection. It has advantages when the workers have a short execution time.
Usage
The demo.lisp file for examples of using cl-modlisp.
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