Thanks, Gerald for your quick answer. I've resolved that problem. It's
related with old version of Embperl and latest version of CGI. You've
fixed that bug in 2.0b11: Fixed problem with CGI.pm 3.01+, which
deletes uploaded files, when CGI object is destroyed.
So, after upgrating Embperl till l
>
> Does the Embperl Object App have a destructor? Can I define
> a counterpart to init() that gets called after my pages execute?
>
Also I never tried it, the normal CLEANUP sub which you can define in any
Embperl page, should work for the application Object code too
Gerald
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Hi,
>
> Recently, I've found in Apache log file that message:
> Warning in Perl code: readline() on closed filehandle
> fh1C%3A\fts\receive\PBW036H3.023
>
> It seems that file was uploaded
I guess there was some thumb client (maybe a robot) which pass invalid data
to your form.
> but
Does the Embperl Object App have a destructor? Can I define a
counterpart to init() that gets called after my pages execute?
-Derrick
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Dear all,
I have a strange problem with upload file. It was happened only once but
I'm afraid that
it can be again.
I have a some form like that:
Select File:
In upload.epl I just get filehandler and use it as method's argument:
my $up_obj = new UploadFile();
$up_obj->upload_file($fdat{answ
