15 messages in com.perforce.perforce-userUsing Perforce for your web content?
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Subject:Using Perforce for your web content?
From:RobC...@within.com (RobC@within.com)
Date:02/02/1999 10:06:51 AM
List:com.perforce.perforce-user

At 9:33 AM -0800 2/2/99, Todd Hoff wrote:

It may be cleanest for the p4 server to just behave as a web server as well.

Don't reproduce/support all of HTML/HTTP in the server.

At first glance it seems like there are several solutions you could choose to implement:

* Simple apache module that called p4, but helped manage clients and depots

* embed the p4 client in an apache module. Perforce would have to do this. Saves a process creation hit.

* Something with a persistent connection like the GUI uses. Hmm. Perhaps a java servlet? That would be more portable.

Rob