These bits are all stored in an object, which is just Storable'd to disk.
Rebuilding simple consists of setting the environment back again, and replacing STDIN with a IO::Scalar to the previously captured data.
Adam
David Naughton wrote:
Has anyone implemented the equivalent of CGI::Capture for Apache::Request? If not, I may want to implement it myself. However, I'm fairly new to mod_perl, so maybe there's a completely different and better way to solve my problem, in which case I would appreciate some enlightenment.
My problem is that I need to interact with a single sign-on system that
runs on a different server. If the user must authenticate, my server
must redirect the user to a login application on the SSO server, which,
upon successful login, will redirect the user back to whatever uri she
was originally trying to access on my server. I want to do this in a way
that is transparent to the user, even if she was uploading a file at the
time of the redirect.
Under CGI, I don't think just saving the CGI object will work for file uploads, but it seems that saving a CGI::Capture object will work just fine. Is there a similar, already-existing solution for Apache::Request? Or would I be better off pursuing a different solution, anyway?
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thank you, David Naughton
