On Wed, 1 Feb 2006 13:29:24 +0100
"Len Kranendonk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Suppose I have this:
>
> PerlModule My::Module
> PerlChildInitHandler My::Module
> PerlOutputFilterHandler My::Module
>
> In the sub handler {} , is there a way to determinate what type of
> handler I am supposed to be ?
>
> I'm running mod_perl2 for that matters.
I haven't tested this under MP2, however it should work fine. Last
time I ran into that situation I did this:
PerlModule My::Module
PerlChildInitHandler My::Module::init_hander()
PerlOutputFilterHandler My::Module::output_filter_handler()
Then you simply treat init_handler() and output_filter_handler()
as your "handlers" for each of those phases. The only thing special
about sub handler {} is that it is the default that is called by
mod_perl as the entry point into your code.
You can also just pass an argument to your handle to key off of like:
PerlModule My::Module
PerlChildInitHandler My::Module::handler('init')
PerlOutputFilterHandler My::Module::handler('output_filter')
Hope that helps!
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