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EXTJS-REMOTE-PERL
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ExtJS-remote-perl is a minimal implementation of the Ext.Direct server side
stack. Originally this has been written as a reference implementation. The
simple version is as short as possible and requires only the JSON library. More
complicated version which incorporate access control and introspection have
been started.

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Versions
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simple/
	A simple implementation using the least amount of code, but still being
	basically reliable and secure. This implementation is useful as a basis
	for starting other development systems.

acl/
	Based on simple, but also includes ability to do basic access controls
	on each method - thus providing a security above the application layer.

modperl/
	A modperl version of simple. Has some nice features like caching the
	configuration, preloading the classes at apache startup and a choice
	of class methods of instantiation for each action.

module/
	A reference implementation contained within a simple Perl Module.
	This could either turn into a module used by frameworks (e.g.
	Catalyst), or just as a reference.

test/
	Test Javascript and HTML. You will also need ExtJS 3.n



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Performance Improvements
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	- If API is introspective, it must be cached
	- Each request could be done concurrently - when to create a thread?
	- Keep the objects in stash/memory rather than instantiating
	  Or consider not instantiating at all and using class methods


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COPYRIGHT / LICENSE
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Copyright 2009 Scott Penrose <scottp@dd.com.au> http://scott.dd.com.au/

The perl code and examples are released using the Artistic 2 license
http://www.perlfoundation.org/artistic_license_2_0