my question - is it possible to write a responsehandler within C?
See any of the response handlers that come with Apache. They are all
written in C.
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On 08/18/2010 10:05:12 AM, Peter Janovsky wrote:
i currently have a C module which maps the requested URL to its
appropriate location(s) based upon internal logic and subsequently
uses
a subrequest(s) to retrieve the content. problem is i need to set the
"last-modified" response header based upon the content returned from
the
subrequest(s). yesterday i asked this question on the "user support"
mailing
list and was told the content my subrequests were sending to the
client triggered the response headers to be sent. makes perfect
sense as the
content is being chunked to the client by apache.
my question - is it possible to write a responsehandler within C?
i'm assuming
it is but i am only finding responsehandler examples in Perl. am i
going about
this incorrect, is their a subrequest callback (or similiar) i can
subscribe to
in order to modify the response headers before the first bytes of
data are
chunked to the client? your help is greatly appreciated.
thnx - peter
