Hi,
Where did you find the example you are speaking from (if not virtual) ?
On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Terrence Brannon wrote:
I am teaching myself AxKit by working my way through everything
from index.xml all the way through the whole site. Then later I
can get to session tags libs, etc.
On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Terrence Brannon wrote:
I was reading an HTML article online:
http://www.trager.com/articles/Cavanaugh1.htm
and I got to thinking about how I might do this in AxKit (just
like when I listen to the radio, I wonder how I might play that
on guitar).
What if a
On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Yanick wrote:
On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 12:02:52PM +, Matt Sergeant wrote:
It is considered *really* poor form to post a bug report against AxKit
simply because nobody answered your question.
Probably a dumb question, but do patches should be sent directly
to
On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Robin Berjon wrote:
On Thursday 31 January 2002 04:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What do I need to do so that Tangram will work with mod_perl.
My understanding is that modules need to save their global
state (like tangram cache and stuff) in some shared memory spot
On Thursday 31 January 2002 05:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My problem involves memory management between mod_perl processes.
I am running AxKit 1.5, with PerForm and the *new* session taglib.
I am using the Tangram framework for OO-rdbms interface. This library
keeps cached versions of the
Hi,
Thank you for all your replies. I was able to solve the problem
by calling $storage-unload(); inside xsp:logic logic, just after the
openning of the root content tag. That is, every time the XSP page is
requested, tangram cache is flushed.
Boris
Hi,
I like AxKit a lot and I want to implement it as a
basis of the development in my company. I'll do it
anyway but could you send me a list of sites that are
using AxKit - I hope this will make a difference when
I go to my boss :)
All the best,
Pavel
Hi everybody,
just a short Newbie-Question, sorry...
To get axkit running, all i need is the latest version (axkit 1.5 from
31.12.01) ?
I´m asking because there are a lot of other files in the directory.
Are those add-ons, plug-ins and would you recommend downloading them when
all i want to do
Thanks a lot, guys!
Actually i´m on Win2K, using Apache and Active Perl. If that should matter.
As a newbie to Perl and Apache, i think i will cost me some time to set it
up, but hey, i also got cocoon2 running without any knowledge of Java or
Tomcat ;-)
Best regards
Gregor
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Apache::Session and shared memory is probably what you want. Other options
with Apache::Session might work as well. I've had very good luck using a
MySQL server as the repository for session state info and setting up a HASH
type table (which lives in memory, thus is very fast). However that
From: Tod Harter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cool. We did find a few ways around some of the limitations in
TaglibHelper
as well, but your right, in general it is only good for fairly simple
cases,
more complex taglibs need something like what you're describing (which
seems
fairly close to the raw
Hello again,
after checking the mod_perl section at apache.org i´m not sure what to do.
There I can only find little Win32 documentation and all it says it how to
add mod_perl as DSO.
I have been told to not use mod_perl as DSO when using Axkit, so i´m quite
confused.
Anybody out there who uses
http://maclux-rz.uibk.ac.at/~maillists/axkit-users/
it lags behind by about half a day but is quite useful for checking if a
question you have is an oldy.
matt
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On Fri, 1 Feb 2002, Matthew Smith wrote:
http://maclux-rz.uibk.ac.at/~maillists/axkit-users/
it lags behind by about half a day but is quite useful for checking if a
question you have is an oldy.
I keep meaning to add this to the site, but the list has been available
for a while on
On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Tod Harter wrote:
Cool. We did find a few ways around some of the limitations in TaglibHelper
as well, but your right, in general it is only good for fairly simple cases,
more complex taglibs need something like what you're describing (which seems
fairly close to the raw
On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Tod Harter wrote:
Apache::Session and shared memory is probably what you want. Other options
with Apache::Session might work as well. I've had very good luck using a
MySQL server as the repository for session state info and setting up a HASH
type table (which lives in
On Fri, 1 Feb 2002, Gregor wrote:
Hello again,
after checking the mod_perl section at apache.org i´m not sure what to do.
There I can only find little Win32 documentation and all it says it how to
add mod_perl as DSO.
I have been told to not use mod_perl as DSO when using Axkit, so i´m
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