Yesterday Keith Jackson wrote:
> PerlRun ... I decided to look into it for applications we have here.
>
> The second site I tried was an older site that used:
>
> print "location: http:.. \n\n";
>
> Using PerRun, it displayed "location: http:" on the browser.
A quick fix for this is to pu
mplate
Of course, a better a fix is just to pass in your object to the subroutine.
Brian
-Original Message-
From: Keith Jackson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 5:06 PM
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Subject: [htmltmpl] PerlRun and H::T
In the thread about mod-perl, th
In the thread about mod-perl, the topic of PerlRun came up so I decided
to look into it for applications we have here. The first one I tried it
sped it up dramatically. (running siege with 10 concurrent users the
average response time of a sample page went from 7.5 sec to 1.08).
The second site I
