Re: Nonexistent URLs give server error

2010-12-13 Thread Robby Desmond
Hi Michael, http://perl.apache.org/embperl/pod/doc/Embperl.-page-13-.htm You'll notice this: "Sometimes you want to have a different behaviour. One possibility is to let Apache display a custom error page (of course only when you run under mod_perl). To get this working you need to set the optio

Embperl::Object Enterprise-sized design

2010-12-13 Thread Williams, David G. (HQ-JF000)[INDYNE INC]
Since there isn’t all that much documentation for Embperl/Embperl::Object, it would be helpful if someone could contribute a more comprehensive example of an “enterprise-sized” design that makes use of most of the powerful features of Embperl and Embperl::Object. I have been using the tool for

Nonexistent URLs give server error

2010-12-13 Thread Michael Stevens
Hi. We're using embperl with mod_perl to handle files ending in .epl. This is mostly good, except it seems to result in a 500 error being logged whenever someone attempts to access a nonexistent .epl file. Is there any way to configure embperl to give a more expected 404 error? -- Michael Steven