OVERVIEW:

   This document describes how to get a REST::Resource FCGI script
   running.

PREREQUISITES:

    It is assumed that you have a webserver in mind.  If not, you may
    want to look at INSTALL.WWW-Resource-FRAMEWORK, by Ira Woodhead.

PRESUMED PATH:

    For the purposes of sample configuration, the following path is
    used.  You will need to use an appropriate path for your
    configuration.

        /var/www/html/REST-Resource/eg/fcgi_server/parts.fcgi

BUILDING APACHE2:

    I have a CentOS Apache 2.0.52 already installed, so I grabbed the
    2.0.52 source tree so that I could build the mod_fastcgi.so.  I
    actually needed to install it (arrgh) to /usr/local/apache2 so
    that I could extract the module after installing that.

BUILDING FASTCGI:

    Once you point the Makefile.AP2 at the Apache2 sources, things go
    reasonably well.

    Once you get the module installed into your Apache environment and
    test the restart, you should be good to go after adding the
    configuration pieces below.

APACHE FASTCGI CONFIGURATION:

    In httpd.conf (sometimes found in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf),
    make sure this section is enabled.

        LoadModule fastcgi_module modules/mod_fastcgi.so
	AddHandler fastcgi-script fcg fcgi fpl
	FastCgiConfig -pass-header Authorization -autoUpdate
	FastCgiServer /var/www/html/REST-Resource/eg/fcgi_server/parts.fcgi

    Additionally, I've put a symlink in my environment so that
    /REST-Resource/ under my document root (/var/www/html/) maps to
    /export/src/perl/REST-Resource/.

SAMPLE URLS:

    http://localhost/REST-Resource/eg/fcgi_server/parts.fcgi

DATA SETS:

    Once you have generated some parts and descriptions in a browser,
    you can start trying to retrieve these parts / data simply.