On Fri, Mar 12, 2004 at 07:43:15PM -0800, Stas Bekman wrote:
It certainly can be patched not to do so. But I don't response handlers can be useful for anything else besides mod_perl. It'd help if you'd have explained what are you try to test. mod_cgi?
Sorry, here's the background. I've developed a test web application framework on my Linux system which uses mod_perl. I'm trying to port this setup to Windows. I have written several tests, including response handlers that are working fine in Linux. These are failing to run in Windows. To my knowledge none of the modules I am using rely solely on mod_perl. In fact, I can get the system to run via a plain Apache server. Perhaps I need to edit my conf/extra.conf.in to let A::T know how to serve my perl scripts.
Doh! Lightbulb finally went on. The response handlers are written as
mod_perl handlers. I don't guess there is any way to run these as cgi
scripts, eh?
Via wrappers, of course. In which case you should write several general purpose modules put them under project/lib (or some special lib under project/t) and then write the wrappers (.pl for mod_cgi, .pm for mod_perl) and put those under project/t. that should do the trick.
I don't have a compiler for Windows. Does anyone have a good recommendation for getting a binary mod_perl library for Windows? That's probably going to be the best route I suspect.
Sure, perl.apache.org has them http://perl.apache.org/dist/win32-bin/
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