Hi Mark,
I'd be happy to volunteer. I'm about to disappear for a week with the
family, but I'll ping you when I get back and see if a login is
available.
Regards,
Mike
If anyone is interested to work on it, I would be grateful, and see
what can done about arranging appropriate access.
Hi,
I'm a humble author of this humble plugin. If you have a patch, please
send it to me.
Thanks,
Jiri
Hi Jiri,
Thanks - I'll certainly send a patch. Now I've confirmed I'm on the
right track, I'll try to do a bit more work and get some useful tests
/ pod together as well.
I thought it
Another issue that has come up along the way is using $ENV
While this is fine under apache it doesn't seem to work with PSGI
A common occurence is using $ENV{REMOTE_ADDR} for a user IP Address,
but this is easily solved by using $self-query-remote_addr which
does the right thing in both
Correction that should be:
$self-query-env-{$header}
so a possible patch would look something like:
...
my $header_value = $self-{__IS_PSGI} ? $self-env-{$header} :
$ENV{$header};
...
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think we can kick this about and get in
accepted into the upstream packages? I have written some tests and
pod documentation.
Is Purdy on this list?
Regards,
Mike
On 8 October 2012 16:55, Mike Tonks fluffym...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the feedback. OK I'll have a go
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the feedback. OK I'll have a go then.
Here's my initial attempts...
https://github.com/miketonks/CGI--Application
https://github.com/miketonks/CGI-Application-Plugin-Stream
Does this approach seem ok?
mike
On 5 October 2012 14:03, Mark Stosberg m...@summersault.com
For years I've used the handy CAP::Stream
return $self-stream_file( $file );
method and this does a lovely job of chunking the data so large files
are handled without memory issues. Files could be anything from 10Mb
up to 800Mb ish.
I'm now looking to go 'production' with a PSGI, Starman
Ha yes I totally agree. Perhaps 'abuse' was the wrong word, no
offense was intended.
I will have to try try this 'CGI-save' method some time :)
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Hi Bill,
This is fascinating, but I think you're abusing CGI.pm for something
it was never intended for.
How about using XML::Simple to encode the data and write that into the
flat files?
# Grab a hashref of data from the posted form
my $data = $cgi-Vars;
# Dump data into file
XMLout($data,
Just a note to say I'm pretty sure we don't want these two spam links
on the front page of the wiki, but if I've got the wrong end of the
stick just let me know.
On 6 September 2012 09:38, cgi...@erlbaum.net wrote:
CGI::Application page http://cgi-app.org/index.cgi?HomePage edited by
Hi Jason,
We are using CAP::Session with Plack in a dev environment (not
production) and haven't seen any issues. Also under mod_perl and
vanilla cgi all runs fine. Tested briefly with nginx as a front end
and seems fine too. We're using ubuntu. One of the guys has it
running fine on a Mac
Hi Folks,
I've been getting quite interested in web sockets recently and trying
out a few examples.
http://showmetheco.de/articles/2010/11/timtow-to-build-a-websocket-server-in-perl.html
Anyone given thought to this in CGI:App ?
cheers,
mike
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I've been running the following hack for a while. I added it when we
first tried running under mod_perl, and it slipped into production and
got forgotten about. Taking it out causes the application to fail to
assign run modes correctly when running under mod_perl.
In
I started getting this error recently after switching my app to mod_perl:
Error executing run mode 'download': Software caused connection abort
at /usr/share/perl5/CGI/Application/Plugin/Stream.pm line 91
The download works fine for me, and nothing showed up in testing, but
I've had quite a few
Hello Jiří,
I tried your plugin and it's quite handy. Thanks!
I did get an install error out of the box due to a missing dependency:
Test::MockObject
Otherwise it seems to work fine.
Regards,
Mike
2010/10/17 Jiří Pavlovský j...@getnet.cz:
Hello,
for anyone interested I produced (very
Thanks for this Mark.
I am about to embark on an upgrade from vanilla CGI::App to either
mod_perl or FastCGI and will read this with interest.
Given we are using a dedicated server and just want things to run as
fast as possible, is there anything to choose between the two? Seems
like more
Hi All,
I've just had the pleasure of a couple of colleagues trying to install
our CGI::Application based project, and realised I could improve the
basic error messages displayed to the user at this stage.
Common errors are:
1) So and so CPAN module is not found
2) Config file not found
I find it works pretty well using TMPL_LOOP and an array of hashref's
from the db - I loop through the data array and set the 'Selected'
item before passing into the template, like so:
in the viewer module:
my $product_types = $self-dbh-selectall_arrayref(select * from
product_type where
Are we getting spam on the wiki?
http://cgi-app.org/index.cgi?action=diffpage_name=ArticlesAndTutorialsrevision_id=-1
On 11 April 2010 13:22, cgi...@erlbaum.net wrote:
CGI::Application page http://cgi-app.org/index.cgi?ArticlesAndTutorials
edited by Carolin
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I am using CAP::Routes and it works very well for me.
First off, I am using ScriptAlias to map the url and hide the script
name it the url:
So I have a few lines in my /etc/apache2/sites-available/app virtual host file:
ScriptAlias /contacts /var/www/app/cgi-bin/contacts.cgi
I have the following in my cgiapp_init:
binmode STDOUT, :utf8; # Explicitly output utf8 - this is critical
probably totally wrong, but it works for me...
2009/11/4 Michael Lackhoff lackh...@zbmed.uni-koeln.de:
On 04.11.2009 12:19 Cees Hek wrote:
You mean something like this:
Hi Folks,
I'm just considering a problem that I think requires a bit of multi-threading.
It's a new one for me so wondered if anyone has advice or experience
of using threading with CGI::Application.
Scenario is: We have 5 database servers at different sites. We would
like to create a search
?
cheers,
Mike Tonks
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this...
cheers,
mike
2009/5/20 Mark Stosberg m...@summersault.com:
On Wed, 13 May 2009 20:14:36 +0100
Mike Tonks fluffym...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Can anyone recommend a method or point me to some examples for testing
CGI::App run modes?
In addition to using CGI_APP_RETURN_ONLY, you can also
Hi All,
Can anyone recommend a method or point me to some examples for testing
CGI::App run modes?
Our app is getting ever more complex and could really do with some
automated tests. I'm able to build tests against the MCV 'model'
classes, but not the controllers or views (never mind the
I do it like this:
my $row = $self-dbh-selectrow_hashref('SELECT age, day FROM table
WHERE id = ?', { }, $self-session-param('cell')-{'sid'} );
$template-param(
TITLE = Page Title,
%$row,
);
mike
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Hi All,
I was recently asked how to setup a dev environment on Windows for
CGI::Application, and couldn't answer, other than to install ubuntu as
a dual boot and use that.
Can anyone suggest ways to do this?
cheers,
mike
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Hi All,
Can anyone suggest a good place to advertise for a perl coder, ideally
with CGI::Application experience and based in the UK? All the local
agencies only have php guys...
Or contact me off list if you're available at the moment. Apologies
if this is off-topic.
mike
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Hi Silent,
I could maybe persuade my boss to consider someone overseas. It's
about a six week project, shopping cart system. Would you be
interested?
2008/12/18 silent silent2...@gmail.com:
http://jobs.perl.org
and how about people who can work in other country ?
Mike Tonks 写道:
Hi All
How about a javascript timer to take them back to the login form when they
time out, avoiding the problem of them filling in the form with an expired
session?
Otherwise, CGI can be initialised from a hashref, which should save you
needing to use anything as drastic as LWP.
$query = new CGI(
Hi Rhesa,
Yes I tries the -utf8 switch for the CGI module, and while it didn't
break the code in any way, it simply didn't seem to do anything.
I did wonder if it could be the use of require instead of use, but I
don't really understand the difference and / or how this affects C::A.
Seems like
That would be nice indeed, and perhaps a little switch in C::A to enable it?
2008/10/16 Mark Stosberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, 15 Oct 2008 17:11:34 +0200
Rhesa Rozendaal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike Tonks wrote:
Hi All,
I recently encountered the dreaded utf8 funny characters, again
Hi All,
I recently encountered the dreaded utf8 funny characters, again. This
time on the input data coming from form entry fields.
It's CGI.pm that actually does the processing, and needs to read the
stream as utf8. There is a flag for this, but I couldn't get that to
work, so as a temporary
Hi Ron,
Your script should send a response header as follows:
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
and in your HTML source you should have a matching meta-tag:
meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=UTF-8 /
If you're using CA then the response header can be defined by:
+0100, Mike Tonks wrote:
You got me there. I'm using mysql with utf8 and this works fine for
me. I tend to agree with Peter that utf8 is the way to go.
I've tried to go the 'utf8' way
(1) httpd.conf:
PerlSetEnv PGCLIENTENCODING UTF8
(2) startup.pl:
No change
(3) sites.fcgi
$ENV
You got me there. I'm using mysql with utf8 and this works fine for
me. I tend to agree with Peter that utf8 is the way to go.
475 | info | CGIApp: CÔTE D'IVOIRE. Encoding: UTF8 off, ASCII, 3
characters 3 bytes | 2008-09-08 09:27:03.887059
3 chars? WTF?
The code is:
$self - log($_ -
I don't have a full explanation, but the second character looks like a
wrongly encoded double-byte utf8 issue, i.e. utf8 character (double
byte) being displayed as two characters. Do you see 'wide character
in print anywhere?
This can happen when you concatenate two string together if the uft8
Hi Mark,
In short yes, you can have dedicated run modes to handle the display
and processing of the popup window - a kind of 'mini' C::A if you
like.
As flavio says you would normaly use javascript to call the popup
window, wether through the traditional popup or the more modern
ajax-style
javascript.
Now I like the old links, so cookies seems like a no brainer to me.
Can anyone explain why the form method is better and how you implement
links?
Mike Tonks
Developer - BookBank.com
On 08/02/2008, Michael Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen Carville wrote:
Seems to me it makes
Hi,
I'm looking at CGI::Application prior to use, and one thing is unclear to me.
I'll outline a little senario to demonstrate the question:
I have a simple app with four run modes - list, view, edit update
list does what it say on the tin - lists records in a data table
view ditto, displays
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