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AEAE project is the Ajax Enhanced Asynchroneous Experience. AEAE project is the Ajax Enhanced Asynchroneous Experience.USAGE:To use AEAE, you only got two things to write:The actual server task to do.For this just make a class that inherits from AEAE::Command, and simply implement the _doIt() method.See the AEAE::ComandExample :(extract): sub _doItReal{ my $self = shift ; my $mustDie = shift ; my $i = 0 ; print "Let us start !n"; local $| = 1 ; while( $i < 101){ $AEAE::Command::processCommand->oneStep($i); print STDERR "We are here:".$i."n"; print STDOUT "Step ".$i."n"; $i += 5 ; sleep(1); if( ( $i > 70 ) && $mustDie){ confess( "An horrible error" );} } print "Now its over!n"; }See AEAE::Command for full doc and AEAE::CommandExample for full example!The importants things are:- All you need to do is to implement your task just as if would be a regular one. Dont worry about synchroneous issues.- All you write on STDOUT and STDERR will be visible to the final user, so dont be too wordy.- If you die or confess, the error message will be visible to the user, so be clear!- You got to use the $AEAE::Command::processCommand->oneStep(); to gives information to the user on how much your task is complete. If number >= 100, your task will be considered as complete (thus eliminated) by the system, so give number between 1 and 99 !The CGI that generates the interface.Once your command is written, you got to write the cgi that will generate your web interface. For that, you will use the AEAE::AsyncCGIPage module.Just a simple example: #! /usr/bin/perl -w use AEAE::AsyncCGIPage ; use strict ; use CGI ; my $c = new CGI ; my $page = AEAE::AsyncCGIPage->new($c,1); $page->command('AEAE::CommandExample'); $page->arguments(); $page->debug(1); print $page->generateAjaxedHTML();This CGI generates an ajaxed page that will control the AEAE::CommandExample and will give it the argument '0' .The debug(1) makes ajax call appears in the page.See AEAE::AsyncCGIPage for full documentation about all features.Requirements:· Perl Requirements: · Perl

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