On Feb 6, 2007, at 11:53 AM, 张 臻博 wrote:
How can i include the source file that i made in the Apache server comiplation process, while the module is still built as a DSO by using apxs
You would have to declare the structure in a header file, which you #include in both your module source code and in the Apache source file where you reference it. Then, when you configure httpd, you can tell it where your header file lives by passing an environment variable, like:
CFLAGS="-I/path/to/your/module/source" ./configure ...It is of course entirely up to you how you design your module and its interaction with the core, and we cannot make any assumptions about your particular requirements. However, you must realize that modifying the httpd core ties your module completely to that modified version of Apache: anyone who wants to use it must patch and recompile httpd before they can do so, and repeat this step each time they upgrade Apache.
The module API was designed to allow modules a considerable amount of flexibility, and provides opportunities to store both long-lived configuration data and arbitrary data per request, per connection or attached to a memory pool. The various callback hooks provide modules with opportunity to manipulate this data, along with the request information, at many points during the handling cycle. You may refer to modules/experimental/mod_example.c in the httpd trunk for more information.
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