RE: mp2 + SOAP - SOAP calls fail randomly

2008-08-22 Thread b. nyec
Was there a solution to this, i'm having the same problem. Apache/2.2.4 mod_perl/2.0.3 Perl/v5.8.8 SOAP-Lite-0.710.08 Ive noticed that sometimes my soap requests will fail every 6th request which is the same number of httpd proccess' that are running. httpd.conf [] SetHandler pe

RE: mp2 + SOAP - SOAP calls fail randomly

2008-08-25 Thread b. nyec
. - B --- On Fri, 8/22/08, b. nyec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > From: b. nyec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: RE: mp2 + SOAP - SOAP calls fail randomly > To: modperl@perl.apache.org > Date: Friday, August 22, 2008, 1:39 PM > Was there a solution to this, i'm having

SOAP Lite handler and including other files without apache restart

2008-12-11 Thread b. nyec
Not sure if subject explains the problem (or not) i'm dealing with but, here goes. What i have is a SOAP Lite server set up (for development purposes) and i'm wondering if there is a way to make changes to files outside the "dispatch_to" directory that are included ("require"/"do") in myhandle

Re: SOAP Lite handler and including other files without apache restart

2008-12-11 Thread b. nyec
> wrote: > > What i have is a SOAP Lite server set up (for > development purposes) and i'm wondering if there is a > way to make changes to files outside the > "dispatch_to" directory that are included > ("require"/"do") in myhandler without > having to restart apache for the changes to go into ef

Re: SOAP Lite handler and including other files without apache restart

2008-12-11 Thread b. nyec
> > wrote: > > > What i have is a SOAP Lite server set up (for > > development purposes) and i'm wondering if there > is a > > way to make changes to files outside the > > "dispatch_to" directory that are included > > ("require"/"do") in myhandler > without > > having to restart apache for the cha

Re: SOAP Lite handler and including other files without apache restart

2008-12-11 Thread b. nyec
> wrote: > > It works with things inside the dispatch_to directory. > (refer to my orig post) > > Unless i've misconfigured, it's not working > for things outside that directory. > > Sorry, I should have read the whole thing. I think the > problem is > that the file you pull in with require has