> I appear to be having some strang problems with ModPerl and caching
> precompiled Perl code. When I change my code, the changes aren't taking
> effect under ModPerl. I'm seeing some very strange behavior.
>
This is true for all code inside of Perl modules or files which you load
with use or require. See the Embperl FAQ.
> In order to buy me some time on this ModPerl situation (and try to get
this
> project milestone done on time), I want to move the code out from ModPerl
> and run EmbPerl straight. What all do I lose in EmbPerl functionality if
I do
> this? Does Apache::SessionX still work under straight Perl?
>
The one thing you loose is execution speed, the other thing is the access to
the Apache request record ($req_rec). Session handling still works as CGI.
> The other thing I want to do is make it so it's not obvious that I'm doing
this. I
> need to know how to configure Apache so that it handles .epl files by
running
> them through the .bat file. Can someone give me the details on this
config?
>
You don't need a bat file, you just do it the same way as on Unix by
invoking the embpcgi.pl. See
http://perl.apache.org/embperl/Embperl.pod.2.html#As_a_CGI_script. Instead
of the <Directory> block use a <Files> Block
Gerald
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