$req_rec is an embperl variable that holds the apache request rec.
so to get a dir_config just do:
$req_rec->dir_config('cnfGWCePath')
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Rob Tanner wrote:
> I am new to embperl and have a basic question I can't find an answer to in
> the README.
>
> When invoking embperl simply by accessing a document (doing the addtype
> stuff, etc) how do I gain access to the apache request record? Do I
> actually have to invoke it via an actual modperl module (kind of a pain) or
> is there a more straight forward (i.e., fewer steps) method?
>
> Thanks,
> Rob
>
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