I like XML, but not XSLT.
Same here.
I like XHTML.
It's only slightly less horrible than HTML but yeah... shame that XHTML 1.1
has to be served as application/xml, which no version of IE supports :-(
The only XHTML compliant templating/content management system I have
seen is in Java, it's
Hi all,
I usually receive just the digest mails and don't take part in the
discussions, so I'm maybe new to the list. I studied mod_perl guide,
grepped through my archives, visited search.cpan and even asked some
perlmonks, but couldn't find an answer to my problem. Here it is:
I have a content
I have a mod_perl cgi script that I would like to get the username from
the Apache server. The apache server successfully authenticates the
client using Apache::AuthenSmb.
How do I get this environment variable (the username) from apache into a
variable in the perl script.
Thanks,
Brett
At 09:55 28.08.2002, Brett Hales wrote:
I have a mod_perl cgi script that I would like to get the username from
the Apache server. The apache server successfully authenticates the
client using Apache::AuthenSmb.
How do I get this environment variable (the username) from apache into a
variable in
On Fri 23-Aug-2002 at 11:07:35AM -0500, D. Hageman wrote:
My suggestion would to just use a XML parser module like XML::LibXML.
Load the file up using the HTML loading functions and print it using the
XML printing functions ... since the only difference I can see between
HTML and XHMTL
Hi,
I've created a meta-search that prints out status messages to
the browser as it receives responses from the servers it is searching by
setting $|=1 and using $r-print. It runs as a mod_perl handler. I'm running
apache 1.3.24 and mod_perl 1.26 on Linux.
I'm finding that my web app has
[...]
I'd like to somehow send data to the client and have execution continue until
the end of a time critical section, after which it will wait for acknowledgement
of all data that was sent and if that is not received within X seconds, kill
the connection and return OK.
On Wed, 28 Aug 2002 10:07:07 +0100, Jean-Michel Hiver [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
JM bodybody/body/body is not valid XHTML for example.
JM input type=text name=foo/input is not valid XHTML either.
JM You have to be careful about block-level and inline elements.
Actually input type=text
Thanks Perrin.
I probably skipped your Templating guide because I'd already used more than
half of them myself :)
I'm probably going to skip HTML_Tree because it's tree-ish and not
events-ish. I'm currently an events-ish type person. Probably because I
imagine it's faster.
I'm also going to
The resources that were pointed out were great!
For large web apps MVC is great, especially when combined with XML and XSLT.
It is certainly not a panacea as someone stated in an earlier post.
Mod_perl can function as an application server. I don't know a whole lot
about this, but I know it can
What about using sax filtering and custom tag libs to accomplish your
transformations? If you don't like XSLT (I can see how that is possible :)
) and you are comfortable with events, you can put together a really good
transformation layer. Not sure if this is overkill, especially when you
Re: Petal
xmlns also? very sharp.
I really like it, but I have to check out how the WYSIWIGS handle
processsing instructions like these...
?petal:if name=user.is_birthay?
Happy Birthday, $xml:user.real_name!
?else?
What?! It's not your birthday?
Maybe tomorrow...
?end?
If this is
* Calbazana, Al ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020828 09:04]:
I am not sure of what app server products/projects are out there now for
Perl (maybe some were mentioned earlier). The building blocks are
definitely there. I am sure someone has assembled, or is assembling, them
to serve as a turn key app
Please do not send replies directly to me, Cc the list.
At 13:40 28.08.2002, Brett Hales wrote:
On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 17:47, Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
At 09:55 28.08.2002, Brett Hales wrote:
I have a mod_perl cgi script that I would like to get the username from
the Apache server. The
Take a look at Exception::Class, which I believe uses Devel::StackTrace. Both
are available on CPAN.
I personally derived a lot of benefit from seeing how exceptions were done in
Alzabo (http://www.alzabo.org), even though I'm not using Alzabo itself in my
applications. All three modules are
Wouldn't $r-push_handlers($hook,\handler) do the trick, also?
$r-push_handlers(PerlCleanupHandler,\oh_you_wanted_a_C_module);
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From: Per Einar Ellefsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 5:16 PM
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I have a modperl handler that sets a cookie and does a redirect if the
cookie was not present. The redirected page eventually loads the same page
again. In addition, this page is called from a protected portion of the
site that requires Basic Auth.
When the redirect calls the mod_perl routine
Maybe you can try to add specifically:
$r-connection-user('who_the_user_is') before the cookie access control
returns OK in the module. Note that some of the cookie authentication
modules are based on access-only control so $r-connection-user() can
return a value in late phases only if one
Maybe you can try to add specifically:
$r-connection-user('who_the_user_is') before the cookie access
control returns OK in the module. Note that some of the cookie
authentication modules are based on access-only control so
$r-connection-user() can return a value in late phases only if one
Peter wrote:
Maybe you can try to add specifically:
$r-connection-user('who_the_user_is') before the cookie access control
returns OK in the module. Note that some of the cookie authentication
modules are based on access-only control so $r-connection-user() can
return a value in late phases
Stas,
I am sorry, I got too excited when I saw the segmentation fault.
Here is the output of 'bt':
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x75a10 in php_xbithack_handler (r=0x927840) at mod_php4.c:778
778 if (!(r-finfo.st_mode S_IXUSR)) {
(gdb) bt
#0 0x75a10 in
The client only sends basic auth credentials when requested. So if you have
an authorization handler that might validate a cookie and return OK before
basic auth credentials are requested of the client, then you will need to
set $r-user from that handler for it to be accessible later on down the
On Tue, 27 Aug 2002, Phil Lobbes wrote:
Hi,
I noticed in 'lib/Apache/Build.pm' that the -Ae option was being added
even if the compiler was gcc. This options causes an error something
like the following:
... missing '(' after predicate ... error
In the code below
On Sat, 17 Aug 2002, pascal barbedor wrote:
Hi
when compiling modperl 1.99_05 (from today cvs)
with MP_DEBUG=1
there is un unresolved external
RequestIO.obj : unresolved external symbol _times
RequestIO.dll fatal LNK error
this has been fixed in cvs. just s/times/PerlProc_times/g in
On Tue, 27 Aug 2002, Phil Lobbes wrote:
Hi,
I just recently joined the mail list and did a quick check but didn't
seen any report of this problem:
Versions: perl-5.6.1 (non-threaded)
apache-2.0.40(mpm-prefork)
mod_perl-1.99_05
OS: HPUX 11
Compiler: gcc
On Mon, 19 Aug 2002, Alessandro Forghieri wrote:
Greetings.
This happens on win32.
If the following is inserted in httpd.conf:
Perl
/Perl
I get, reasonbly enough:
Syntax error on line 961 of D:/Apache2/conf/httpd.conf:
Perl sections not yet implemented in modperl-2.0
Tough,
On Tue, 20 Aug 2002, Pierre Laplante wrote:
Does any body has performance data regarding
mod_perl 2.0 vs mod_perl 1.0?
i have not done any benchmarking, nor have i seen number from anybody
else. maybe josh chamas will add 2.0 to his benchmark matrix soon?
What is the stability of
On Wed, 28 Aug 2002, Alex Lee wrote:
Stas,
I am sorry, I got too excited when I saw the segmentation fault.
Here is the output of 'bt':
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x75a10 in php_xbithack_handler (r=0x927840) at mod_php4.c:778
778 if
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