>I can't figure out why the Apache::Exit isn't working.
[1157]EVAL< use Apache; Apache::exit();
[1157]EVAL> <undefined>
[1157]TAB: nResult = 0
[1157]PERF: input = /www/htdocs/security/check_user.epl
[1157]PERF: Time: 120 ms Evals: 5 Cache Hits: 0 (0%)
[1157]Sub-Request finished. Thu Apr 27 21:17:10 2000
Are there more code in /www/htdocs/security/check_user.epl after the block
which contains exit? As you see, there are no more code executed after the
exit and the page returns. Thats just as it should.
>From the docs:
exit
exit will override the normal Perl exit in every Embperl document. Calling
exit will immediately stop any further processing of that file and send the
already-done work to the output/browser.
NOTE 1: If you are inside of an Execute, Embperl will only exit this
Execute, but the file which called the file containing the exit with Execute
will continue.
Gerald
P.S. Inside a Embperl page, you don't need to call Apache::exit. Just call
exit, Embperl cares for the rest.
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