mod_parrot now supports registry scripts for the Perl6 and NQP languages. Behold:

sub handler($r)
{
    our $x;
    unless ($x) {
        $x = 1;
    }
    print "<h1>Hello, I'm a mod_perl6 registry script!</h1>\n";
    print "Page views for this interpreter: $x\n";
    $x++;
}

And the corresponding Apache configuration for the script directory:

Alias /perl6-bin/ /home/jeff/mod_parrot/perl6-bin/
<Directory /home/jeff/mod_parrot/perl6-bin>
    SetHandler parrot-code
    ParrotLanguage perl6
    ParrotHandler ModPerl6::Registry
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
</Directory>

This script returns a page with number of times it's been called for that instance of the parrot interpreter. It demonstrates the persistence of the interpreter by storing the count in the $x variable between requests. Pretty simple, but it shows how mod_parrot can load, compile, and run code from a file in any supported language.