== HAskell Server Pages == HASP is an experimental framework for combining the flexibility of Haskell with the popularity/necessity of web-pages. HASP offers you an embedded XML syntax, without you having to dispense with any of the Glasgow Haskell extensions we hold dear. By using the FastCGI library, HASP has obtained Independence of server type while keeping performance at a max. HASP supports dynamic loading of Haskell code, sessions, persistent values of arbitrary types, POST data and file uploads, and thus provides a sound foundation for the creation of high level programming models for writing dynamic web-pages. A few features have yet to see the light of day: Session storage should be at the users discretion, and supported reconfiguration of HASP at run-time are possible improvements. While HASP isn't in it self a high level programming model for designing dynamic web-pages, it does provide a sound foundation for the creation of such. HASP: darcs get http://scannedinavian.org/~lemmih/hsp FastCgi: http://fastcgi.com/ I would appreciate any feedback. -- Friendly, Lemmih PS: I owe great thanks to Niklas Broberg for his excellent work on HSP. In truth, the idea of combining XML and Haskell I have through him, and I also adapted much of his code.