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The HTML Document Object is a Perl Module that allows you to quickly and easily create Dynamic HTML pages without having to specify the framework. You specify the content and it does all the work. Supports HTML 4.0, cookies, frames, javascript, etc.

CppWeb is cross-platform C++ library for developing web applications with server push support. The library decodes CGI variables and cookies, supports file uploads, performs automatic cookie detection, provides URL and HTML entity encode/decode functions, supports server-push (long-polling via ajax), has built-in HTML parser, SQLite database wrapper etc. CppWeb compiles on Windows, Linux and MacOSX (tested with GNU C++, MingW, MS Visual C++ and Borland C++ compiler) and can run with almost any web server (Apache, IIS, Boa etc.). ...

Exhausted is a c library meant to allow a threaded program to serve http/https static or dynamic (cgi-like) content in a bunch of calls. It includes facilities to serve files, manage basic authentication, redirection, and cookies.

Robust Perl OO Module for Digest based Authentication leveraging DBI as a backend. This Performance oriented Hash Authentication Library is scalable from single pc to multi-database single signon www applications. Optionally uses Javascript and Cookies.

Mr_SCGI is a lightweight library that provides SCGI server functionality for web based applications written in C. It provides a servlet container style API for facilities such as Request inspection, Session management, cookies and memory management.

Luci is an accessibility tool (html parser written in Perl) designed to provide users with a text-only experience of a web site. Inspired by the Betsie project, Luci offers features such as ssl, cookies, frames, 401 authorization (ie. htaccess), etc...

freecgi++ is an ANSI C++-compliant hierarchy for developing object-oriented CGI applications. It supports FORMS, cookies, multi-part submissions, basic cryptography, HTML output, custom HTTP headers, etc. and includes full documentation, help, a tutorial

CheesyPy - a library for creating websites somewhat like CherryPy, featuring a builtin web-server (HTTPLib) with session management (not using Cookies) and a plugin architecture (PageLib) for webpages.

LibCGI is a simple to use and powerful library written from scratch to assist in the making of CGI appliactions in C. It has support for string manipulation, linked lists, cookies, sessions, GET and POST methods, and more stuff.

A Perl CGI JavaScript framework for implementing a MD5 based encryption Secure login on both client and server machines. The password is never stored or transmitted as plain text. Also encrypts cookies to maintain sessions.

The Shark CGI Function simplifies programming CGI's in C. It extracts variables and contents from GET, POST & multipart/form-data forms (including file uploads and cookies) and makes them accessible as environment variables. See homepage for more info.

Cfour is a collection of reusable classes to simply common programming tasks and lower development time. The collection includes classes for file i/o, class persistence, character menus, cgi, cookies, and translation between xml tags and data pairs.

CookieMonster is a cookie server that gathers sessions in memory and a CGI API that uses a TCP socket to retrieve session state.Once client's cookies are treated (updated, etc) and page is served to the client, CookieMonster replicates data in database

bashlib is a small CGI library for scripts written in the bash shell. Some effort has been made to remain backwards-compatible with the Bourne shell. It currently handles GETs, POSTs, keywords, and cookies.

This package, written for use in Perl, CGI and Mason scripts, handles users and sessions, logging in, logging out, and registration. It handles session management using a database and a session ID in a cookie (it can be used without cookies as well).

An Apache / mod perl Session manager that will transparently supply a session ID from the client request. Creating one if neccessary useing cookies or munged URI's if cookies are off. It does not store session info - Use the excellent Apache::Session