Randy J. Ray wrote:
For the next release of my RPC::XML package, I plan to roll out a status
tracker akin to Apache::Status in mod_perl, only to monitor/examine the RPC
servers being managed by the mod_perl-ennabled Apache server. I would like to
have the main page of this Apache::RPC::Status system offer a link to
/perl-status, or whatever the correct URI is, if Apache::Status is available.
I would go the other way - add your handler right to Apache::Status.
so, basically /perl-status would have
Perl Configuration
...
Apache::RPC Status
of course, the cookbook has a recipe on how to do this, but you can
find the relevant info in the Apache::Status manpage :)
Is there a way to detect whether Apache::Status is assigned to a location as a
handler, and if so, what the URI for this handler is?
not really, but you won't need to know this if you hang your routine
off of Apache::Status directly.
On a related note, how
much information is available to me at run-time about other locations? Is it
possible to tell things like authorization settings, etc., about a URI from
within a running mod_perl?
look into subrequests...
--Geoff
