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I am writing a web app that would require the hunchentoot web server. I have almost no working knowledge of hunchentoot, or any web server for that matter, and I am wondering how my app written in Common Lisp would serve pages to a web client. I have seen some excellent examples (e.g. Hunchentoot Primer, Lisp for the Web) esp. the one listed on the Hunchentoot page. Do you know where I can find more of such examples? Thanks.

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define-easy-handler registers the handler you are defining automatically in a global variable which gets checked when a HTTP request arrives (the variable is called *easy-handler-alist*). So it's being taken care of automatically. Do you want to use a handler of a different form than the one defined in the tutorial?

I think there is an example using Hunchentoot in the Elephant distribution (Elephant being a Persistent Object Database for Common Lisp.)

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