I made an attempt to use Attribute::Handlers under mod perl today, and it
appears that this cant be done. What I was hoping to do was use
Attribute::Deprecated, and Attribute::Profiled in my perl handlers. That way
I could say something like:
package MyHandler;
sub whatever : Profiled { ... }
...
And I would get profile information written directly to the log file. Since
all of my handlers inherit from a common base class, I was thinking to
eventually create my own handler code that could be turned on or off by chaning
a configuration value eventually.
However, when running under mod_perl, the attribute handlers never get set up.
I think this is due to the fact that Attribute::Handlers uses CHECK and INIT
blocks to setup the handlers, and CHECK blocks dont get executed under
mod_perl.
Has anyone else tried to use Attribute::Handlers under mod_perl? Any success
stories?
Mike
