>
> I have two different embperl pages in two different folders
> using two different perl module (but with the same perl module name).
> Why is it that sometimes one embperl page "use" the perl module from the
> other directory?
>
Because you have only one Perl Interpreter. You cannot have two different
modules with the same name (mod_perl 2.0 will be able to handle this, by
using different interpreters). The only chance you have is to rename one
module or to run two different Apaches.
> other questions:
> why is it that I have to restart the httpd everytime i make changes to a
> perl module?
See
http://perl.apache.org/embperl/Faq.pod.2.html#When_I_use_a_module_inside_a_E
mb
> why in an embperl page i don't have to do it? i can view its changes by
> just clicking refresh?
>
Because Embperl don't look if any of your modules has change. Because they
normaly not changing, it would be much to expensive. Use Apache::Reload to
handle this job (Apache::Reload is an enhanced version of Apache::StatInc,
which is mentioned in the above FAQ)
Gerald
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