Contentment - Contentment is a Perl-based web content management system

METHODS
Returns the global initializer configuration. This is stored in init.yml in the same directory as the CGI script, as of this writing. The $global_init should be a reference to a hash. Perform the initialization tasks for Contentment. Including running all hooks registered for ""Contentment::begin"". This passes control to the appropriate request and response objects. See Contentment::Request and Contentment::Response for more information. This passes control to the appropriate request and response objects to handle FastCGI connections. See Contentment::Request and Contentment::Response for more information. Not yet implemented. Not yet implemented. Performs final shutdown of the Contentment system. This calls the "Contentment::end" hooks.

HOOKS
This is a named hook. The name is used to determine which plugin configuration to pass the install handler. It should match the "name" setting in init.yml for the plugin. These handlers are passed a single argument, but no special input, and should not output anything. The special argument is the data loaded from init.yml. These handlers are passed no arguments, no special input, and should not output anything. These handlers are passed no arguments, no special input, and should not output anything. Andrew Sterling Hanenkamp <hanenkamp@cpan.org> Copyright 2005 Andrew Sterling Hanenkamp. All Rights Reserved. Contentment is distributed and licensed under the same terms as Perl itself.