> Or do I continue to run it as an Apache::Registry script, and
> call SetupSession some other way?
>
Yes, you continue with Apache::Registry and use SetupSession to get the
session data (and CleanupSession to close it).
The other possibility would be to run gbroswe under Embperl (with
EMBPERL_
Hi,
I can wait for the release -- it's not that urgent.
But I don't understand: in order to call Embperl::Req::SetupSession, I need
run gbrowse under Embperl, right? So what are the steps to make this
ordinary cgi script run under Embperl, so that I don't have to modify the
script at all?
Or do
At 2:56 PM +0100 3/10/05, Gerald Richter wrote:
>
But that still doesn't explain why EMBPERL_OBJECT_BASE is
being ignored.
I think it's because the files section is picked up by Apache, while the
location isn't. Moveing the Embperl_Object_Base to the files section and
deleteing all but the direc
> Subject: DBIx::Recordset 0.26 - patches lost, docs old
>
My version is based on the last thing you commited to svn. Either there was
a problem with my svn update or you don't have commited everything.
There was an svn, but it is not available at the moment due to an server
move. I will reinsta
>
> But that still doesn't explain why EMBPERL_OBJECT_BASE is
> being ignored.
I think it's because the files section is picked up by Apache, while the
location isn't. Moveing the Embperl_Object_Base to the files section and
deleteing all but the directoryindex from the location section, should
> Here is what I would like to do:
>
> There is a script called 'gbrowse', which I didn't write, but
> which I need to call from within my embperl application. This
> script works by printing to STDOUT.
>
> So why not just keep it in my Apache::Registry directory and
> call it like an ordinar
At Wed, 09 Mar 2005 11:18:22 +, Terrence Brannon wrote:
> * My 0.25a release of Recordset contained a number of patches. [...]
> None of this is in 0.26
They are merged correctly (I believe) in the Debian
libdbix-recordset-perl 0.26 package.
> * 0.26 also has the older docs which show the l
