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Fri, 21 Feb 2003
Dynamic websites in Lisp
Chris Beggy describes how to setup mod_lisp, CMU CL, and Apache to do dynamic web sites in Lisp. Note that you have complete access to the Lisp listener while the site is running. In Java, the closest you have to this is servlet reloading (if you turn it on) and hot-swap debugging if you are using JDK 1.4. Sadly, Python CGI doesn't have this capability, nor does mod_python from what I can tell.
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