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Older versions of hunchentoot (named TBNL) used mod_lisp and mod_lisp2 to communicate requests to the Lisp side in a simplified form (similar to FastCGI). Since
by zachbeane 19y ago
Older versions of hunchentoot (named TBNL) used mod_lisp and mod_lisp2 to communicate requests to the Lisp side in a simplified form (similar to FastCGI). Since Hunchentoot can speak HTTP directly now, mod_proxy is effectively the same as mod_lisp for hunchentoot's purposes. mod_lisp is not an embedded interpreter in Apache.
- Zak 19y agoTBNL could speak HTTP directly too. I'd be interested to see a mod_lisp vs mod_proxy benchmark with Hunchentoot.