Why not use the bytecode compiler instead, or PAR::Filter::*.
But I guess the real question is what to do with xsp files which
defer perl code generation to load time.
Christian.
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At 15:40 Uhr +0100 09.02.2005, Arne Skjaerholt wrote:
Still, I'm not afraid of getting my hands dirty, so the following
occured to me: maybe it would be possible to alter the inner workings of
the taglibs so that instead of evaling code all the time,
It's not eval'ing all the time, but only when th
At 11:36 Uhr +0100 31.01.2005, Lars Skjærlund wrote:
But I cannot figure out how to return the string literal - ie., with
the XML tags intact.
@EXPORT_TAGLIB= ('yourfunc():as_xml=>1');
then just return the xml string from the function.
Christian.
PS. you're using an invalid To address:
To:
^--
At 14:14 Uhr -0800 09.12.2004, Michael A Nachbaur wrote:
(..) though I might change it as the
Package::Names::Are::Getting::Way::Too::Long.
There are two tricks I'm sometimes using with long package names:
(works with OO packages only)
- global namespace aliasing. Just do:
*Foo::= *AxKit::Ap
At 23:28 Uhr +0100 27.09.2004, Matt Sergeant wrote:
- Memory consumption is a pain
(I'm assuming you are already using a proxy in front of the mod_perl
apache? mod_accel (apache 1.x) does work very well for me, though my
installations aren't really large scale)
Christian.
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(Note: because I'm a bit too lazy to narrow this down to a smaller
test case ATM, and since maybe someone here knows more about it, I'm
posting here first instead of directly to rt.cpan.org)
There must be a bug somewhere in handling escaping of strings inside comments.
When trying out the
BTW, one should generally also local'ize $@ in any code, at least like in:
sub DESTROY {
...
local $@;
eval {
...
};
if ($@)
}
eval in destructors is particularly nasty, since those without
'local' wipe out $@ without giving you any chance to look at the
error (short of abusing
This makes "SAWA::Error=HASH(0xdeadbeaf)" error messages go away:
--- SAWA-0.79/lib/SAWA/Machine.pm~ 2004-08-27 13:15:37.0 +0200
+++ SAWA-0.79/lib/SAWA/Machine.pm 2004-09-08 18:24:42.0 +0200
@@ -120,7 +120,8 @@
if ( $@ ) {
eval "require $handler;";
At 1:15 Uhr -0700 22.07.2004, Kip Hampton wrote:
GARY Hoffman wrote:
Has anyone used AxKit in conjunction with
DreamWeaver or GoLive or a similar program with respect to creating
dynamic content for an otherwise static site?
what we have done for the publishing system used at
www.ethlife.ethz.ch i
Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2004 22:45:11 +0200
From: Michael Wechner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: general <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [OSCOM] Final Call for Proposals (OSCOM 4 with Apache Tracks)
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear all
This is the final call for proposals for OSCOM 4 with Apache Tracks.
The submit
Hello
Has anyone written or tried writing an xml/perl(|java) multi mode for
(gnu/X)emacs, probably using mmm-mode?
If not, I'll consider creating one. (I've not really tested mmm-mode
much yet, though, so if it turns out being slow or not nice during
editing, I'll maybe not do it.)
Christian.
Hello
Are there any swiss AxKit users other than me and my buddies?
I'm living in Zurich, and would like to meet (or visit) you! :)
Cheers
Christian.
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ok, Kip explained me everything in irc. (Looks like I'm still an XSLT
newbie - not that this would surprise me. But to be fair to myself:
it looks like even some article authors haven't understood xsl, like
of the one I linked in my mail)
Correct is:
...
Hello,
I can't seem to make passing params to template calls work.
Well, maybe I'm even asking for too much: I want to pass not only a
string to the template, but a whole tree. Does that work at all?
What I want to do is: reuse the "top-level" template (the one
outputting the , and head/foote
Hello
'This the right place for this?
use strict;
use Time::Piece;
my $time=time();
print "time=$time\n";
my $d= Time::Piece->strptime($time,'%s');
my $epoch= $d->epoch;
print "epoch=$epoch\n";
print "diff: ".($time-$epoch)."\n";
__END__
time=1068561586
epoch=1068565186
diff: -3600
Why? Same thin
At 22:56 Uhr + 05.11.2003, Matt Sergeant wrote:
Hmm, PerForm from version 1.8.2
(The PerForm.pm I'm using has $VERSION="1.8.3", and
AxKit::XSP::WebUtils $VERSION 1.6)
uses a Redirect header, not a Location header.
You know what? I've changed the last parameter to
AxKit::XSP::WebUtils::redire
Hello
I'm having problems with perform (file upload) and Netscape 4(.77 on
macos 9): after hitting "upload", netscape displays "The document
containted no data. Try again later, or contact the server
administrator"; after clicking "OK", the redirect is executed and the
target page displayed as it
Hello
I'm using AxKit::XSP::PerForm for the first time.
- the included perform_html.xsl file is incomplete, it misses the
following template:
- I have problems with xsl:import.
Ok, there are 3 ways using perform_html.xsl:
(1) using it directly: cp perform_html.x
At 21:38 Uhr +0200 09.10.2003, Christian Jaeger wrote:
sub get_styles {
my $self=shift;
if ($$self{cjfile_media} eq 'html') {
$$self{apache}->content_type("text/html");
}
my $res= $myowntypemap{ $$self{cjfile_sourcetype} }{$$self{cjfile
It seems this mail hasn't made it to the list.
Cheers
Christian.
Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 14:45:09 +0200
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Christian Jaeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Provider problems
Hello
I'm having many troubles and unclarities about providers.
The attached prov
Has anyone ever got ptkdb to run under apache/axkit?
I spend days about a year ago. Mainly had problem with environment
vars being overwritten by apache, thus ugly scripty trying to
recreate the env to make tk work but never did.
Thanks for any tips
Christian.
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At 20:29 Uhr -0700 01.06.2003, Kip Hampton wrote:
Basically, it appears that If you follow the "Building Berkeley
DBXML for UNIX" doc from the dbxml reference docs to the letter
(including versions and build flags) then it should go okay, I guess.
This is (basically) what I did (I used the debian
Hello
I've tried to compile it on a debian woody machine with some parts
recompiled from debian unstable.
I get this warning on configure:
...
checking unicode support in flex... configure: WARNING: not found.
Pathan requires a version of flex supporting the -U (16-bit unicode)
flag if you nee
Hello
Has anyone found a segfault free combination of
libxml/LibXML/libxslt1/LibXSLT(/Axkit) ?
I'm currently using the following, on linux x86:
- installed from CVS:
AxKit: '/usr/local/lib/perl/5.6.1/AxKit.pm', VERSION 1.6_02
# $Id: AxKit.pm,v 1.41 2003/02/07 12:20:47 matts Exp $
- installed fr
At 7:54 Uhr +0100 01.04.2003, Matt Sergeant wrote:
On Mon, 31 Mar 2003, Christian Jaeger wrote:
It would be cool if one could do something like:
>
Bleh
i.e. declare a list of inputs (with possibly dynamic values), and get
those inputs in the same order as fun
It would be cool if one could do something like:
Bleh
i.e. declare a list of inputs (with possibly dynamic values), and get
those inputs in the same order as func's arguments.
Currently we get a syntax error in the TaglibHelper-generated perl code.
Only
seems to be supported, b
should just experiment a bit more with the exslt builtins.
Looks like we don't understand it yet.
(We would still be glad to get a working example of a .xsl sheet that
makes use of those functions.)
Christian.
simon
On Sunday, March 30, 2003, at 07:28 AM, Christian Jaeger wrote:
Could
or on CVS AxKit as in 1.6 ("Function XXX not
found").
Christian
On Sunday, March 30, 2003, at 07:28 AM, Christian Jaeger wrote:
For some reason, the current CVS AxKit does *not work at all* with
exslt function libs because it looks like the new LibXMLSupport.pm
c
At 14:31 Uhr +0200 30.03.2003, Christian Jaeger wrote:
For some reason, it takes 10 seconds to parse a 100k xml string
returned from an Taglib function
Problem solved:
In the .xsp file there was given a stylesheet directive with type
application/xsp -> thus the result was parsed as xsp ag
We are building XML::LibXML trees inside some Taglibs. I'd like to
have those trees attached directly to the output. Instead of an
unnecessary ->toString(1) | parse double transform.
Any idea/hints to how to implement that? I'm willing to implement it.
Christian.
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For some reason, it takes 10 seconds to parse a 100k xml string
returned from an Taglib function with current cvs axkit. This is a
1ghz athlon with 256MB RAM.
I've never seen this on our live server running axkit 1.5.2.
Any idea?
Christian.
Hello
We are having a hard time trying to get exslt date functions to work,
and have run out of ideas.
Could anyone look at those files and tell us what's wrong?
Look at the Date.xml, Datetext.xsl, and machine*/error.txt files at
the following location:
http://pflanze.mine.nu/~chris/axkit/exsl
At 10:22 Uhr +0100 30.03.2003, Matt Sergeant wrote:
The problem is caused by the fact that TLH can't know if a
particular tag is a function tag or an attribute/parameter tag. This
could probably be handled a lot better than it is right now, it's
just a matter of programming after all.
OK.
Thoug
Hello
We are using TaglibHelper for more than 1.5 years now. It has always
been mainly my colleagues who are writing the taglibs, and they have
quite many times come to me with a problem they couldn't solve. The
problem is then that in most cases the error message was just an
error in the gene
Simply using another apache instance for each client and proxying
requests to them from a mod_accel enabled main intance should be
enough to provide basic security. Write separate SysV startup scripts
for each of them using 'su user' if started as root, and separate
configuration files (httpd -
.
I've promised for a long time to publish the patch, the exception
syntax filter and base classes, but didn't because of hard to solve
problems in the filter, but I'll make an effort now and do it over
this weekend.
Christian.
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pation
>
>http://www.oscom.org/conferences/sanfrancisco2002/cfp.html
>
>Please send your proposal within the next week to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>DEADLINE is Friday June 14.
>
>Thanks and all the best
>
>Michael
>http://www.oscom.org
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At 6:08 Uhr +0200 02.06.2002, Melvyn Sopacua wrote:
>However - I can't get a core dump, and in gdb run -X /path/to/conf doesn't
>create a socket somehow.
If you start apache as root and let it change userid to nobody (or
whatever), most OS's won't drop core dumps because of security
considerati
At 12:02 Uhr +0200 09.05.2002, Jörg Walter wrote:
>On Wednesday, 08. May 2002 22:50, Matt Sergeant wrote:
>
>> One proposal I have for AxKit 2.0 would be to not use mod_perl at all, but
>> to customly embed perl. The advantage would be we wouldn't need mod_perl
>> any more, and we could customi
Happy new year :)
christian
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