Jesse,
The first case (which you reference in your message) can be factored out
entirely using mod_perl. By adding a simple startup.pl, CGI.pm can be
pre-compiled on server start. If your issue is limited to compile-time
performance, using mod_perl will eliminate this as a significant
I've bitten off a large project, and I'd love some advice.
I need to write survey creation and taking software analogous to Slices
[ http://www.electricvine.com/products/Overview.asp?ProductID=31 ] or
Pegasus [ http://www.websurveyor.com/prod_intro.asp ].
I'm claiming we're better off writing
On Fri, 3 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3. There are times when one may need to output data to the browser, at several
points throughout the life of a CGI/mod_perl app. What if we're about to do a
long database query? For this, maybe we'd want to output occasional status
messages.
