Ismael Touama wrote: > Hi-again and thanks for answer... > > Even if it is in error_log, I don't see here the interest > to put this as an error...It disturbing me and that's all. > I certainly ask before kind of weird and non-accurate question. > I'll see events.html but I don't know if it's because of my non- > natural language but I have a lot of trouble with the whole doc! > (it's not a criticize thing, it's because i feel i spend a lot of > time on...without much understood).
There are 2 standard log files for Apache, access_log & error_log. While I could have created a custom asp_log for Apache::ASP to put messages into, I did not want to create yet another log file for management. The only mod_perl API for getting consistent messages into the error_log was $r->log_error, so that is what I used. I could have certainly used some custom "print STDERR $message" kind of thing to get messages in there, but I wanted this to be consistent with other messages going to the error_log, so access it via the API. > > The next thing I do (after -event.html- *again*) is installing > MySQL and then try to make work my existent ASP app turning on IIS. > Own global.asa and vbscript transcripted into perl. > I guess it's the better thing I have to do. After that, I may be more > accurate on my crazy, stupid, or what remarks... > Right. When actually working with Apache::ASP will you discover its benefits and limitations. When running into a design challenge, you might ask the list for how others might approach things, but you should think through the problems fully before posting for best results. --Josh ________________________________________________________________ Josh Chamas, Founder phone:714-625-4051 Chamas Enterprises Inc. http://www.chamas.com NodeWorks Link Checking http://www.nodeworks.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
