In fact, for the moment and to test the makefile and the installation
process, I don't do anything with xerces. I just link my module with the
option -lxerces-c1_5.
My module, without this link option, work correctly. But with this option,
apache stop working or crash (I don't know exactly, because I can't find the
core file).
More precisely, the function "init" (module initializer) work correctly
(I've got a cerr message). But the child_init is not called (I've no cerr
message)
And I absolutly need the xerces function for wrtitting my module.
Eric
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> Objet : Re: Building an apache module with xerces
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> Hi Eric,
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> We don't do anything special to build the Apache mod sample
> application.
> Make sure that you are calling PlatformUtils::Initialize()
> before you make
> any calls into Xerces.
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> You might also try running under gdb and posting a stack dump of the
> segmentation fault. Someone might be able to help figure out what the
> problem is.
>
> Dave
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> Debienne Eric
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> Subject:
> Building an apache module with xerces
> 09/13/2001 07:05 AM
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> Please respond to
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> xalan-dev
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> Hi
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> I want to build an apache module.
> This module use the xerces parser.
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> I've done that, but apache make a segmentation fault when he load the
> module.
>
> I know that the module mod_xslt use Xerces. I would like to
> know how you do
> that. ( Is there a special command options for the linker, Is
> there some
> initialization, or other thinks to do)
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> I'm using Linux (RedHat 6.2), apache 1.3.14, xerces1_5, egcs 2.91.66
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> This question has been asked twice on some newsgroup, but there are no
> response, that's why I ask this question on your newsgroup.
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> If I have the response, I can made a small doc about this
> point and submit
> it to apache.org.
>
> Thanks a lot for your response
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> Eric
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