Yes,
Because in my error messages it clearly says it can't find the modules
in @INC. Then it shows all the paths in @INC and my custom lib isn't set
there, instead, @INC is at it's original state.
Christiaan Kras
Perrin Harkins schreef:
On 7/6/07, Christiaan Kras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I know I'm not supposed to say thanks here. But the open source/Perl
community has really impressed me with their willingness to help those less
knowledgeable. Its nothing short of amazing in my experience. When I first
started the prototype work I've been doing, I called the public U. of Ky
Com
I have been struggling with DirectoryIndex behavior and configuration
information from custom Perl directives for a while now. I've been
scanning the web and posting here and thanks for the previous responses.
I now have a solution that seems to work. I have extracted a minimal
set of tests
Is there a performance advantage to using bucket brigades vs. just
"printing" to the request object? I assume the latter uses the former
at some level.
I have a PerlResponseHandler feeding into a PerlOutputFilterHandler.
The latter uses bucket brigades directly for both input and output. The
Marc M. Adkins wrote:
The other side of this is that the response handler generates XML and
the output filter handler consumes it. I was thinking that I should
be able to hang the XML object (not the text representation thereof)
on the request object and avoid the overhead of printing the XML
