Not quite sure what you're looking for? Do you mean that you're looking at the possibility of setting such a system up, or that you're looking at a system that is already set up and trying to grok how it works? If the latter, you might want to get a sense of how ghc manages its packages and dependencies at http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/html/users_guide/packages.html, which also includes links to the information on the cabal infrastructure. If that's not your question, then that material might either be too basic for you or too offbase. The GHC manual is generally very well documented in terms of describing package infrastructure, the linking process and the runtime environment, etc.

If, rather, you're looking at issues more directly related to Haskell/web stuff, you might want to specify what exactly you're looking to do, as there are a number of solutions in use rather than a single, e.g., mod_haskell. If it's an established system, then either it will be using a haskell webserver (WASH, HAppS, etc) or it will be written using the CGI/FastCGI libraries. If you're looking to set up a system, then of course it depends what you want to do with it... for lightweight solutions, a combination of FastCGI and HDBC seems to be pretty popular at the moment. In all these cases, note that generally you'll be working with Haskell binaries, rather than scripts, and that such binaries should either be built on the system in question directly, or on one with the same architecture.

Hope that helps,
Sterl.

On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 2:06 PM, Marty Landman <mlandman@face2interface.com> wrote:
I'm looking at a production system running Perl & Haskell in an
Apache environment and trying to get a handle on the system
architecture. Are there online resources anyone could recommend I start with?

Thanks in advance,
Marty


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