If I understand you correctly, you don't want to use mod_perl, just
Perl.
If so, the easiest way to use perl is to dowload ActivePerl (free) from
Activestate website http://www.activestate.com/ActivePerl/download.htm
It comes with great documentation, install it as per documentation.
If you wish
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Hi Joshua,
I am using Apache::ASP module for my web site. Say, my
documentroot is set to /web/htdocs. Under this dir, I have
several sub directories (say, abc, xyz etc.). Each of these
sub-directories are supposed to be working as separate
applications.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch...
$line = STDIN;
$r-print("$line\n");
In my response, I get the entire POST content echoed back to me, where I
only expected the first line. If I comment out the "print" statement, I
don't get anything echoed back (which is what I would expect). It really
When I use the STDIN statement, I get a single line that contains
the entire POST content, rather than just the first line of the post.
Can anyone think of why that would happen? Here's the snippet of my
code:
$line = STDIN;
$r-print("$line\n");
1. There might not be more than one
Make your handler aware of the mime type and suppress the
expiration/cache headers if it's image/* or something like that.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch...
I have a directory of images use for navigation purposes, but when
generating dynamic pages with:
sub handler {
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