* Douglas S. Sparling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-06-18 08:58]:
> --- darren chamberlain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The idea is that the different code you need to run would be in the
> > different templates themselves, and and that the Service module is a
> > generic, mod_perl-specific but not application-specific, interface
> > to TT. Different templates would use different Plugins and so on,
> > depending on what had to be done, but if you need really different
> > processing for each URI, then Apache::Template is not the way to go.
> > In that case you'll need to write your own handlers, which is
> > straight forward enough once you grok mod_perl.
>
> Maybe I misread Perrin's post, I'll reread it.
>
> I'm already using different Plugins for different templates using
> Apache::Template, but I'm not using TT2ServiceModule (nor am I sure I
> need to use it).
You only need to define TT2ServiceModule if the default
(Template::Service::Apache) is not sufficient, and for most things, it
will be. Chances are very good that you don't need to replace the
Service module.
(darren)
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