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Posted to modperl@perl.apache.org by "Francis J. Lacoste" <fr...@iNsu.COM> on 2000/03/01 22:07:49 UTC
ANNOUNCE Apache::iNcom 0.08
Hi all,
This is the latest in the series of Yet Another Web E-Commerce
Application Framework.
It is distributed under the GPL and is available from
http://indev.insu.com/iNcom/incom.html
It is not a ready-to-run merchant system but an integration of different
components needed for e-commerce into a coherent whole.
The primary design goals were flexibility and security. Most merchant
systems will make assumptions in the way your catalog's data,
customer's data are structured or on how your order process works.
Most also impose severe restrictions on how the user will interface to
your electronic catalog. This is precisely the kind of constraints that
Apache::iNcom was designed to avoid.
Apache::iNcom provides the following infrastructure:
- Session Management
- Cart Management
- Input Validation
- Order Management
- User Management
- Easy database access
- Internationalisation
- Error Handling
Most of the basic functionalities of Apache::iNcom are realized by
leveraging
standard and well known modules like DBI(3) for generic SQL database
access,
HTML::Embperl(3) for dynamic page generation, Apache::Session(3) for
session
management, mod_perl(3) for Apache integration and Locale::Maketext(3)
for
internationalisation and localisation.
Here are its assumptions:
Data is in a SQL database which supports transactions
Interface is in HTML
Session is managed through cookies
Requirements
DBI 1.13
mod_perl 1.21
libapreq 0.31
HTML::Embperl 1.2.1
Apache::Session 1.03 + generate_id patch
MIME::Base64
Locale::Maketext 0.17 + currency patch
apache 1.3.6 or later
Database which supports transactions (tested with PostgreSQL 6.5.x)
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Francis J. Lacoste iNsu Innovations Inc.
Vice-Président développement Tél.: (514) 336-5544
francis.lacoste@iNsu.COM Fax.: (514) 336-8128