Evan A. Zacks wrote:
Attached is a patch to address this problem. I have only tested
it running as a CGI, however. Does anyone know if this is a
reasonable approach to allowing fatalsToBrowser (or another
custom die handler) to pass through?
The idea is that if a custom handler is
Cees Hek wrote:
I did a talk on AJAX and perl at YAPC Chicago [1] this year. The
slides for most of the talks are online [2], and I added links to my
slides [3] and source code [4].
Hi Cees, thanks I have downloaded the source code and am working my way
through the files. I cannot see any
The uploaded file
CGI-Application-Plugin-Output-XSV-1.00.tar.gz
has entered CPAN as
file:
$CPAN/authors/id/Z/ZA/ZACKSE/CGI-Application-Plugin-Output-XSV-1.00.tar.gz
size: 14652 bytes
md5: 1b3a380a6c253d23b32359304d078e63
This release includes support for using an iterator to
Congrats to Mark on his article!:
Rapid Website Development with CGI::Application
by Mark Stosberg
October 19, 2006
http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2006/10/19/cgi_application.html
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Mark Stosberg wrote:
Evan A. Zacks wrote:
Attached is a patch to address this problem. I have only tested
it running as a CGI, however. Does anyone know if this is a
reasonable approach to allowing fatalsToBrowser (or another
custom die handler) to pass through?
The idea is that if a