> Is there any name-space available in
> Embperl that I could use on a per-site basis with a single name?
In 2.0 there is an application object, which is excatly for such a purpose.
I have indrocuded it in b6 you can get a reference to it with
$app = $req -> app ;
and then store anything it i
Hi Kee,
Resposta a sua mensagem de quinta-feira, 16 de maio de 2002:
Kee> ...I supposed I could make my object initializer do what his do
Kee> (cache the pointer and return it on new calls), but do so on a
Kee> per-site basis.
The database handler (the DBI->connect object) should not be
initia
At 7:43 AM +0200 5/16/02, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > use lib "$ENV{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/data/";
>> use lib "$ENV{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/data/SWC";
>> use SWC::Calendar;
>> use SWC::Commons;
>> use SWC::HashChain;
>>
>
>I would move this in a startup.pl file that is executed on serve
Hi,
Luiz had already pointed out how to solve the problem with Embperl::Object,
I just want to add a few annotations
>
> Here's the initialization code:
>
> use lib "$ENV{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/data/";
> use lib "$ENV{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/data/SWC";
> use SWC::Calendar;
> use SWC::Commons
Hi Kee,
Resposta a sua mensagem de terça-feira, 14 de maio de 2002:
I think that your questions are common to many Embperl developers,
personally I solved this this way:
- I use EmbperlObject: so you I can build my pages "smarter", and
reuse UI components over many projects.
- All the initia
This all applies to the latest Embperl 1.3 revision. It started out
as a bunch of questions, but in the process of testing each case I
may have come up with my own answers, but confirmation would be nice.
I have some initialization that I need to do on every page of my web
site. The site is
