I see your point on the performance hit of unloading it on each
request. But, while I'm in development it is a real pain to restart
apache every time I modify the ap. Is there a way to have apache let go
when the app exits or to force it to let go from the command line?
At 04:47 PM 11/21/2006, you wrote:
Nathan Kellogg wrote:
> We are debugging a CGI app ( mod_isapi ) running on a WINxp machine.
Just so you are clear, ISAPI is not CGI - CGI describes a way to launch
a program (or script, via a program) passing environment variables to
describe the request, and listening to the stdout of the program/script
for what to write back at the client. Pretty simplistic interface.
ISAPI doesn't work that way; it's an API that pushes a request to the
.dll (on unix, an .so) entry point, and provides a number of more
sophisticated mechanisms to respond to the client.
> The app executes fine but Apache retains the file handle on the app
> making it impossible to overwrite the old cgi app with the new one
> without restarting apache.
Apache loads the .dll and keeps a reference count of concurrent requests.
For many reasons, it is not unloaded between requests.
> Is there a way to change this behavior without compromising performance?
You are asking is it possible to reload the .dll on each and every request,
and then unload it when each request completes...
...and you ask if this can be done without comprimising performance?
Think it through :)
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