Hello all. I've looked in various mod_perl FAQs but haven't seen the
answer to what seems to be a (minor) bug in Apache::Registry.
It seems that when PerlSendHeader is On if I haven't yet done a
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n"
but I want to print a comment into the weblog by doing a
print
Tobias Hoellrich wrote:
For one of our web services we ask people for a valid email-address to
access the service. Once the address passes an initial RFC822 check we send
a message to the user which contains an activation link. Once the user
receives the message and clicks on the link we
"Alex" == Alex Farber [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Alex Clayton Cottingham aka DrFrog wrote:
another great one ive yet to purchase is object oriented perl
there is some sample chapters
online somewhere
Alex http://www.effectiveperl.com/toc.html
That would be sample chapters for EPP, not
It always bugged me that for a PerlHandler, I needed to set *two*
things... both the SetHandler and the PerlHandler.
I have this idea that a good generic PerlFixupHandler would fix that.
Instead of setting the mime-type to "text/html", we'd set the
mime-type to "text/html;Apache::Registry" for
Hi all,
On Sun, 14 May 2000, Uri Bernstein wrote:
Geoffrey Young wrote:
http://perl.apache.org/guide/control.html#Starting_a_Personal_Server_for_E
Ged Haywood wrote:
You shold use one real server per developer. Make them listen on
different ports (1024). You won't lose much on memory.
I don't see a problem with this but maybe I'm missing your point. :)
If PerlSendHeader is set to "On", you don't have to send a header in your
program. If you want to retain control of when the header is sent, set
PerlSendHeader to "Off" and do it yourself.
--Jeff
At 12:53 AM 5/14/00,
I guess I don't know enough about your specific case. :)
On the systems I work on, I use "PerlRequire startup.pl" prior to loading
anything else so that I can use the connection in subsequent code. Seems to
work out fine for what I'm doing.
--Jeff
At 05:30 PM 5/14/00, svante sörmark wrote:
yeah, i know about startup.pl, and i have been using it until now,
but the goal here was to avoid having to put the same configuration
in two different files :).
Jeff Beard wrote:
Checkout the sample startup.pl that comes with Apache::DBI.
--Jeff
At 05:08 PM 5/14/00, svante sörmark
On 14 May 2000, (Randal L. Schwartz) wrote:
It always bugged me that for a PerlHandler, I needed to set *two*
things... both the SetHandler and the PerlHandler.
I have this idea that a good generic PerlFixupHandler would fix that.
Instead of setting the mime-type to "text/html", we'd set
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joshua Chamas) wrote:
Kenneth Lee wrote:
which handler comes first? PerlHandler or mod_include?
i want to have my PerlHandler generate a SSI skeleton and then
pass it the mod_include's parser to insert some existing static
HTMLs. push_handler() and set_handler() doesn't
hi all,
what i'd like to do is "pre-initialize" my DBI connections from whithin
my PerlHandler's BEGIN block.
something like this:
BEGIN {
if ( Apache-dir_config('CONNECT_ON_INIT') {
Apache::DBI-connect_on_init(Apache-dir_config('DBI_INFO');
}
}
but of course
Clayton Cottingham aka DrFrog wrote:
another great one ive yet to purchase is object oriented perl
there is some sample chapters
online somewhere
http://www.effectiveperl.com/toc.html
"Effective Perl Programming" by Hall w/ Schwartz.
/Alex
Geoffrey Young wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Ged Haywood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 12:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Virtual servers mixing up "require"d scripts
Hi there,
On Thu, 11 May 2000, Uri Bernstein wrote:
Hi,
"JC" == Joshua Chamas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
JC Kenneth Lee wrote:
i want to have my PerlHandler generate a SSI skeleton and then
pass it the mod_include's parser to insert some existing static
HTMLs. push_handler() and set_handler() doesn't work for me.
JC To my knowledge, there are
Yeah but that doesn't help him entirely with a solution to his problem --
which is that he wants to load something at runtime later on -- not at
compile time.
And in fact, it is a must to be able to do this in some cases. eg he
correctly points out that LWP uses the factory design pattern to
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