My program runs fine when running it as source with ActivePerl 5.8.4, but when I create a binary with the ActiveState 6.x PDK and then try to run the application I get an error that indicates that Inline.pm can't be found. But inline.pm has been included in the binary package, so I don't unde
Hey folks, I have a question related to Inline::Java. Has anyone tried to use it with ActiveState's perlapp. We are trying to do this and we are having trouble. If anyone has any clues how we might get this working I would really appreciate the information. I plan to send this question to
Hi, I am having a problem with the SOAP::Lite module ( version 0.55 ) and ActiverPerl version 5.8.4 Build 810. My application runs in the RH Linux environment. The problem is this the HTTPS connections which get established through the SOAP::Lite module do not get closed. They remain !
Ok. I have gotten the blocking() interface to set the blocking flag to 0, but unfortunately this has not resolved my problem with syswrite doing a blocking write. Below are some snippets of my perl code and a print out from my logging. The logging clearly shows that the sywrite is blocking.
I have tried setting the socket to non-blocking using the $s->blocking(0) interface, but it does not appear to get set. The call to blocking always returns a 1. #!/usr/bin/perl -wuse strict; use IO::Socket::UNIX;my $sockname = 'Test_pipe'; unlink($sockname); my $s = IO::Socket::UNIX->new(
I need to know if syswrite is a blocking call. I am using it to write to a UNIX Socket. Somewhere in my application, my code is getting blocked. I have narrowed it down to the data write code. So I am wondering if syswrite blocks. I am really in need of an answer. Any help is appreciate
I am looking for a way to programmatically get the list of file handles and their properties from inside my application. My application seems to be leaking file handles, so I would like to print them out periodically in an attempt to determine where the leak is. I have done the obvious of match
I would like to be able to get a list of the open file handles in my perl application. I want to be able to get the list and print out any properties I can get for the file handle.Any body have any idea how I can do this? Thanks in advance, kwo
Hello all, Any help on this question would be appreciated. I am a newbie to this site, so I have not figured my way around yet. Forgive me if this question is answered somewhere else. My application runs on RH Linux. I have set of perl processes that are communicating through a UNIX socket.
