I've got a GNU autoconf file that makes the module, makes a few
libraries, and links then statically into the module. I've changed
the names to protect intellectual property. This would go similar to
your Makefile.am. You'd also have a configure.ac. I've put one in
down at the bottom. This GNU
There are some sample modules included
with Apache to give you the basic structure.
Definitely see the documentation for "apxs",
the Apache build tool, if you're not familiar
with it. For comprehensive documentation
taking you from no module experience to a
good working understanding of A
On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 15:34, John Hosie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm new to this list. I've got lots of background in Unix and C and a fair
> background in web-based development. But I haven't really done any Apache
> modules before. I've got a task of taking old application written in Serve
On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 9:34 AM, John Hosie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the target web server OS will be Linux - Red Hat Enterprise 5 Advanced
> Server. Current development environment I have to work
> with is Cygwin. There is also a Linux server I have access to for now,
You'd probably have a mu
I'm new to this list. I've got lots of background in Unix and C and a fair
background in web-based development. But I haven't really done any Apache
modules before. I've got a task of taking old application written in Server
Side JavaScript (SSJS) running on a NetScape 4.x server on HP-UX, and m
