me, you want to leave all the VMS, EBCDIC, and MSIE weirdness
related to sending headers in the right order, checking values, including
extras for broken browsers, and the all-important CRLF-CRLF header
separator, et al. to CGI.pm.
Mike808/
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http
the issue is a mod_perl one, but rather a
CGI.pm one.
BTW, Weiqi - there is a stlouis.pm perlmongers list.
Mike808/
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http://www.valuenet.net
if it came from a compromised account.
And of course, send whatever info we can to the RBL folks (or your favorite
public list of spam offenders).
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the options set on the 'use' line. LDS, You might want to separate
the option parsing from the autoload magic in _setup_symbols(), and just call
the option parsing part with the saved options from the 'use' line in the
cleanup handler.
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some nits I've run across.
Mike808/
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http://www.valuenet.net
is so interested in Mason, Template, XSLT and all of
the other templating technologies. It's a simple business decision.
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/\ attachments. If I wanted to read HTML, I would have visited your website!
Support
office loved not having
to decipher mangled handwritten faxes.
Another product I've used for (gasp) Java is Root River systems.
Very nice report-writer type API with decent page-flow behaviours.
Don't know if you can run a JServ+mod_perl or JPerl hybrid, though.
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on the
existing sytem during a lunch hour.
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in some directions at some of the
low-cost alternatives out there.
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as Amazon.
So now it doesn't cost me anything to show my disgust for software and
business model patents. As for the Amazon kickback, well, you have a
sucky publisher for not giving you more of your directly generated sales.
Mike808/
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Nathan Torkington wrote:
I like the idea of P2EE.
Yeah. Maybe it will take off better than Pervlets did.
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in an SQL statement, by
escaping
any special characters (such as quotation marks) contained within the string
and
adding the required type of outer quotation marks.
$sql = sprintf SELECT foo FROM bar WHERE baz = %s, $dbh-quote(Don't);
Taken straight from the perldocs for DBI.
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earlier patch. My vote is for Cliff's
patch to just 'use URI::URL;' in LWP::UserAgent.pm.
If you don't feel like patching, remember to export
PERL_HTTP_URI_CLASS=URI::URL instead.
Mike808/
Stas Bekman wrote:
What version of CPAN.pm are you using? CPAN.pm never picks distros
I ran into the same problem. Found a simpler, cleaner solution.
Just perform a
export PERL_HTTP_URI_CLASS=URI::URL
before building mod_perl, and you're home free.
Long term, all mod_perl testing modules that assume URI::URL
is loaded by LWP will now need to explicitly load URI::URL if they
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