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Introduction: In March, 2000, I did a talk about how we scaled with semi-static files while splitting data from presentation. For dynamic pages we used mod_perl doing an internal redirect with the XML on the style templates. Since then Apache 2.0 contains the concept of filters to allow for similar functionality.


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