This is a good one. I got a sanity check on this from a friend to
make sure I wasn't missing something.. Could be a cgiapp 2.1 issue --
I seem to remember that there was one or two.
Anyway, I've got debug output throughout my code telling me where I
am. Basically, CGI::Application::new() calls my cgiapp_init() and
setup(), but hangs for about a minute.
In my instance CGI, I have debug messages before and after my
constuctor, and that's where it hangs -- right between my setup()
debug message which is the last statement to be executed before I fall
out of the last conditional(s) and the debug statement in my CGI that
prints out confirmation that the object has been instantiated on the
next line:
print STDERR "before new\n";
my $webapp = Client::ReportApp->new('TMPL_PATH' => "$CONFIG{'TEMPLATE_DIR'}/");
print STDERR "After new\n";
Hanging only happens when a certain parameter set to one of 4 values.
When it's set to any of the other values, it doesn't hang. This is
all before I do anything in the code. The big query for this report
is slow, but it's a known sql optimization problem, and besides, it
occurs much later in the program when things really get going.
here's the end of new():
$self->cgiapp_init(@args);
# Call setup() method, which should be implemented in the sub-class!
$self->setup();
return $self;
}
So, by my reckoning, when I leave setup, the constructor should also
return and I should get my debug message "After new" as above.
What's up here, guys?
-Eric.
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