Simon Oliver wrote:
>
> Joshua Chamas wrote:
>
> > $Response->Includes($file, @args);
> The @args advice works well.
>
> > # global.asa
> > use vars qw($Var1 $Var2);
> >
> > sub Script_OnStart {
> > $Var1 = '';
> > $Var2 = 0;
> > }
> Does the Script_OnStart event get called even if I have 'NoState 0'?
>
Yes, Script_OnStart will get run each request. NoState 1 would
turn off $Session & $Application events & those objects themselves.
> Eitherway, there must be a way to inject variables into the scripts name
> space, something like:
>
> $script_name_space::Var1 = 'blah';
Any global set in a script will be seen everywhere else.
If you want to referecence the script package directly, set
PerlSetVar GlobalPackage Some::Module
then you can get to these variables like:
$Some::Module::var
just the same as
$var
in a script. Note also that all of the ASP objects get set
in the main package each request, so you can also:
$main::Response->Write()
and the like. This is useful when you find yourself in some package
like an XMLSubs when you no longer can access $Request directly.
--Josh
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