On Oct 5, 2006, at 2:56 PM, Craig Tussey wrote:
How does Perl with mod_perl handle this. Are there any
important differences with the only Perl situation.
Might the dataspaces be corrupted? How does this work?
variables will persist through every connection...
so 'use strict()' and specifica
On Thu, 2006-10-05 at 11:56 -0700, Craig Tussey wrote:
> With only Perl, a different Perl interpreter instance
> is started for each CGI request. The instances don't
> know about each other and dataspaces are unique to an
> instance.
>
> How does Perl with mod_perl handle this.
In exactly the s
On 10/5/06, Craig Tussey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Please help me understand mod_perl
With only Perl, ... the instances don't
know about each other and dataspaces are unique to an
instance.
How does mod_perl handle this. Are there any
important differences with the only Perl situation.
any
Hello,
Please help me understand how Perl with mod_perl
handles the following situation. Consider 2 clients
out in the WWW using the same form to work on 2
different records of the same type. At submission, the
form executes a database function and passes the data
entered using the form. The funct
