Hi,
I'm using ActiveState Perl v5.6.1 MSWin32-x86-multi-thread,
Apache 1.3.26 and mod_perl 1.27 ( as DSO ) on Windows 2000
with 256MB of RAM. I configurel location in a simple way,
showed below:
-- a piece from httpd.conf
Location /mod_perl
Options +ExecCGI
AddHandler
Greetings.
Randy Kobes wrote:
[...]
There is still some demand for the
all-inclusive apache/perl/mod_perl perl-win32-bin-x.x.exe binary
packages we have,
Uhm, yes I would be in that audience :)
but I wasn't planning on making a new one of
those until perl-5.8 is officially released.
ok, it's 1am, time to ask. I am able to parse thru XML (using XML::Parser, Expat) to
retrieve the element I am interested in with:
my $line= $parser-current_line;
$data =~ s/\n/n\t/g;
but how to get the element value?? thanks for advice, md
Alessandro Forghieri wrote:
but I wasn't planning on making a new one of
those until perl-5.8 is officially released.
Any idea on when that may happen?
My wild guess is on July 24, 2002.
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Stas BekmanJAm_pH
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok, it's 1am, time to ask. I am able to parse thru XML (using XML::Parser, Expat) to
retrieve the element I am interested in with:
my $line= $parser-current_line;
$data =~ s/\n/n\t/g;
but how to get the element value?? thanks for advice, md
is it just me or
The URL
ftp://ftp.dev.ecos.de/pub/perl/embperl/Embperl-2.0b8.tar.gz
has entered CPAN as
file: $CPAN/authors/id/G/GR/GRICHTER/Embperl-2.0b8.tar.gz
size: 628343 bytes
md5: d089a86671a0c559b77f107a4e6d67c9
I have done a lot of fine tuning and error fixing since 2.0b7. Also Embperl
At 9:52 Uhr +0200 25.06.2002, Alessandro Forghieri wrote:
FastCGI has slightly better speed, but I have seen it hanging (and it does
not look like support for FastCGI is going to be huge in the futuer),
It took mod_perl ages (i.e. until mod_accel has come up) to get an as
decent proxying setup
Hi Tim, thanks for replying,
At 22:33 23.06.2002, Tim Bunce wrote:
Why am I adressing you? Because Randy suggested, and I agreed, that some
kind of module listing in categories would be interesting for the modules
and for the mod_perl community--probably having a page dedicated to
Where can I get a Win32 binary of mod_perl?
I use Apache 1.3.26/ActivePerl Build 522.
None of Randy Kobes' PPMs would Install and the newest
pre-compiled zipped binary is for mod_perl 1.16.
Thanks!
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At 14:15 25.06.2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where can I get a Win32 binary of mod_perl?
I use Apache 1.3.26/ActivePerl Build 522.
None of Randy Kobes' PPMs would Install and the newest
pre-compiled zipped binary is for mod_perl 1.16.
You probably want to get a new ActivePerl version. Build 522
Hello list,
Please pardon me if it is not related to the list.
We have a C application which runs on both SCO open server
and Red Hat Linux with Oracle/Informix database. It is a text
based application originally developed for CRDS box with UNOS.
Now management needs a GUI for the text
At 16:09 25.06.2002, Ganesan M wrote:
Hello list,
Please pardon me if it is not related to the list.
We have a C application which runs on both SCO open server
and Red Hat Linux with Oracle/Informix database. It is a text
based application originally developed for CRDS box with UNOS.
md wrote:
I was just a bit worried about the amount of static
content. In the past I've had a lot more hardware to
work with and I never had to worry about it much.
Static content is easy; just don't serve it from mod_perl. The proxy
approach is good, and so is a separate image server
Andrey Prokopenko wrote:
After a fresh restart, I started Apache/mod_perl. Then i issued a
little stress test using simple perl script with LWP::Simple.
I ran a performance test on /mod_perl/index.pl page for 10 minutes. The
source code of that page is given below :
-
Yeah, so I've tried these suggestions:
use Apache2();
use Apache::compat;
and I'm still getting the errors:
Undefined subroutine Apache::Module::loaded called at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.1/i386-linux/Apache/compat.pm line 95.
Compilation failed in require at ./db_connect_test.pm
At 16:09 25.06.2002, Ganesan M wrote:
My suggestions are:
1. Get rid of screen driver codes from the existing C programs
2. Use Inline C in the mod_perl programs and run it through apache
webserver as a web page.
But, some of my colleagues are suggesting to write a Java/VC++
-Original Message-
From: Prakash Chatterjee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 25 June 2002 16:00
To: Ganesan M
Subject: RE: Is mod_perl the right solution for my GUI dev?
Actually, no you can't. At least not without masses of Javascript and god
knows what else. And of course you'll
Zac Morris wrote:
Yeah, so I've tried these suggestions:
use Apache2();
use Apache::compat;
and I'm still getting the errors:
Undefined subroutine Apache::Module::loaded called at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.1/i386-linux/Apache/compat.pm line 95.
Compilation failed in
Please correct me if this is wrong.
What is the big difference between web frontend and a normal GUI?
Can't
you do everything in the web frontnend that you do in normal GUI?
No, not at all. The web is bound by HTTP and HTML. This comes with
many ramifications.
There are three main
Ahhh, ok more clarity. :)
Forgive me if I'm just not doing my detective work in poking around for
documentation, but is there a doc that contains all the kludges or
assumed modules I need to already have in place?
I'm assuming that the bulk of these things are handled via a CPAN
Apache::bundle
Hello Perrin,
Tuesday, June 25, 2002, 6:40:01 PM, you wrote:
PH Andrey Prokopenko wrote:
After a fresh restart, I started Apache/mod_perl. Then i issued a
little stress test using simple perl script with LWP::Simple.
I ran a performance test on /mod_perl/index.pl page for 10 minutes. The
I'm using a TransHandler, and having a problem where it sometimes gets
called twice when I don't expect it - in most cases it's called just once as
I expect.
When I specify a file in a directory that doesn't exist (I'm going to use
path_info in a Mason dhandler, either to deliver a custom 404
Apache 1.3.x has always been experimental and not-for-production-use on
Win32 :(
Hopefully these modules will support Apache 2.0 pretty soon, for your sake.
Randy
-Original Message-
From: Andrey Prokopenko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 8:31 AM
To: [EMAIL
Perrin == Perrin Harkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Perrin Static content is easy; just don't serve it from mod_perl. The proxy
Perrin approach is good, and so is a separate image server (which you can
Perrin host on the same machine). I've found thttpd to be an amazingly
Perrin efficient
Thanks for the info.
What I am looking for here is: just a front-end GUI which will interact with
the
existing C programs. The base application is written in C. That is
not going to change(That is one heck of the job to re-write the C
application). Perl
programs will be used to get the data
I think *all* job postings and offers should be forked to another list.
This should be mod_perl only!
Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
At 11:46 22.06.2002, Ged Haywood wrote:
Hi all,
On Fri, 21 Jun 2002, Zac Morris wrote:
Old fashioned is right,
Can we decide whether this kind of post is or
Hi,
What is the right way of authorizing users under Mason?
Should it be done as PerlAccessHandler or coded in handler.pl?
---
#
require myhandler.pl
Location /registered
PerlAccessHandler Apache::MyAccessHandler
PerlHandler HTML::Mason
/Location
---
Vlad
Fran Fabrizio writes:
- Real-time data updates. HTTP is stateless: it serves up the page then
closes the connection. Any updating involves a round-trip back to the
server. In traditional GUI, you just hold a db connection and repaint
the areas that are updated.
Solved with refresh?
Andrey Prokopenko wrote:
I tried a plain Perl cgi script, with no module used, and still the
same. ;((
Do you mean that this leak cannot be fixed from Apache/mod_perl side ?
I can't say for sure since I don't use mod_perl on Win32, but most of
the process growth problems reported when using
[snip]
The problem with all of the above is that it takes a VERY VERY complex
analysis, planning, deployment, and long term environmental support
infrastructure that most companies just don't have. So while J2EE all
sounds great on paper, implementation of any reasonable J2EE system
actually
Hi,
What is the right way of authorizing users under Mason?
Should it be done as PerlAccessHandler or coded in handler.pl?
---
#
require myhandler.pl
Location /registered
PerlAccessHandler Apache::MyAccessHandler
PerlHandler HTML::Mason
/Location
---
Vlad
Rob Nagler wrote:
Solved with refresh? JavaScript and Java can also help here.
Yes, solved with refresh. Of the entire page. Which may be quite
complex and have some hefty SQL queries, etc...not to mention other
issues such as network latency, the re-rendering of the page, etc...all
Zac Morris wrote:
Ahhh, ok more clarity. :)
Forgive me if I'm just not doing my detective work in poking around for
documentation, but is there a doc that contains all the kludges or
assumed modules I need to already have in place?
All the docs that we have now are at
Thanks to the caching, any of my images or other static content gets
pushed once a day to the front, and then doesn't tie up the back ever
again. .
I have a question regarding to the cached files. Although the maximal period
is set to be 24 hours in httpd.conf's proxy settings, many
Peter == Peter Bi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Peter I have a question regarding to the cached files. Although the
Peter maximal period is set to be 24 hours in httpd.conf's proxy
Peter settings, many of the files, which were cached from the backend
Peter mod_perl dynamical program, are strangely
Thank you all for all your input on this.
Here are the reasons why I chose web interface using Apache/CGI/Mod_perl/GD
for our front-end reports.
* Quick solution. Our management needed the report screens in a very short
period.
* Our C application runs on two different OS and two different
Well it sounds like most of your design goals are pointing you towards
the web interface. These same goals are what made me choose web even
though I knew that I'd have to make some sacrifices on the interface.
You'll be able to do it fine on the web, just be prepared to be
flexible with
:I would like to continue in the same web front-end
: path for more
: interactive forms. May be I will have to fight with
: Javascript more.
:
: Yes, much more. But a book I found helpful was 'DHTML
: and CSS for the
: WWW'. It has helpful examples of
At 12:39 25.06.2002, Gerald Richter - ecos gmbh wrote:
I have done a lot of fine tuning and error fixing since 2.0b7. Also Embperl
now supports mod_perl 2.0 with prefork MPM (threaded MPM will require Perl
5.8.0). The docs are moveing towards 2.0, but some features are still only
documentent in
- Original Message -
From: Randal L. Schwartz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Peter Bi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Perrin Harkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]; md [EMAIL PROTECTED];
Stas Bekman [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: when to mod_perl?
Peter ==
Hi,
While I am not very familiar with Embperl, I saw some discussion
concerning
PHP that struck me as pretty interesting for Embperl and similar
applications: have you considered making (or atleast having an option for)
Embperl an output filter for Apache 2/mod_perl 2? I think this would
At 21:30 25.06.2002, Gerald Richter wrote:
Hi,
While I am not very familiar with Embperl, I saw some discussion
concerning
PHP that struck me as pretty interesting for Embperl and similar
applications: have you considered making (or atleast having an option for)
Embperl an output
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