Hi -
Is there a document (or person) with recommendations of using the
libapreq (2) Perl modules versus the
Apache::RequestRec/Apache::RequestIO approach described in all the
perl.apache.org docs? Is libapreq a separate effort from mod_perl 2 and
its Apache::* space? It's fairly confusing at th
Dan Brian wrote:
Hi -
Is there a document (or person) with recommendations of using the
libapreq (2) Perl modules versus the
Apache::RequestRec/Apache::RequestIO approach described in all the
perl.apache.org docs? Is libapreq a separate effort from mod_perl 2 and
its Apache::* space? It's fairl
From the mod_perl 1.0 land:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/
performance.html#Apache__args_vs__Apache__Request__param_vs__CGI__param
And there was a report recently on the apreq-dev list, which shows an
even better performance of apreq under Apache2.
Thanks Stas.
I understand the benefits
Dan Brian wrote:
I understand the benefits of a C binding to the Apache API over, say,
CGI.pm processing using the environment vars (which is why all my
projects use libapreq 1). But since both mod_perl2's Apache::RequestRec
and libapreq's Apache::Request implement XS glue to the Apache API (
While the whole issue has always been somewhat confusing, there's no
more overlap in MP2. Apache::Request inherits from Apache::RequestRec
just like it did from its MP1 equivalent Apache.pm before, and adds
parsing and handling of request parameters incl. multipart/form-data
and uploads, as wel
I heartily agree... it would have saved me a lot of time coming into
mod_perl2 land...
ken.
On Aug 25, 2004, at 11:30 PM, Markus Wichitill wrote:
I think adding Apache::Request to the mod_perl distribution might save
a few souls from going PHP. Having all these fancy APIs but not basic
stuff li
Ken Burcham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I heartily agree... it would have saved me a lot of time coming into
> mod_perl2 land...
The reason it isn't in mp2 is IMO largely a matter of timing (and a bit of
politics). apreq-dev wanted to get the C stuff included in httpd's
distro, that way mp2 c
