ask a lawyer. if you get taken to court "but some guy on some mailing list
said it was ok" is not a great defence.
all:
can we please not turn this thread into a million and one personal
interpretations of the situation. unless you are qualified to give a legal
advice, you are just creating list
I've been asked an interesting (though apologies if this is a heated or
irelevant topic) question: what's the legality of using mod_perl (and
indeed Apache), and the available modules, in a non-GPL commercial
application for which there is a charge? I can't think of any modules off
hand that ar
Obviously you can pass the component args into the subcomponent when
you invoke it. That's my workaround. I guess I could copy the
component args into component-wide variables in %init (declaring the
variables in %once). Fine, *two* workarounds.
Am I missing some way I can just reference the c
I know, of course, how to use the <%args> section to get access to
specific parameters passed to a component, and how to use default
values to make them optional.
Is there a reasonable way to get access to a list, array, hash,
whatever, of the parameters passed and their values? I'd like to not
On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, Ryan Thompson wrote:
> I'm working on a mod_perl web project in which it would be *really*
> quite handy if I could dynamically rasterize text over existing images.
Apache::ImageMagick ?
http://search.cpan.org/search?dist=Apache-ImageMagick
--
s'' Mark Fowler
Maybe GD.pm?
--- Ryan Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
> Hi all,
>
> I hope this isn't too far off topic. I'm working on
> a mod_perl web
> project in which it would be *really* quite handy if
> I could
> dynamically rasterize text over existing images.
>
> What I would ideally like is a
