Yes, we're already doing that.
The problem is if I do that from inside my handler, then if the
requested page being Execute()'d does it's own calls to Execute() to
include (say) a header and footer, the fdat inside the header/footer
pages (nested Execute()) have an empty fdat, and it's address is
different from the fdat I passed to the initial Execute().
For example:
-> request for index.html
-> my handler builds fdat and then calls:
Embperl::Execute(
{ input => \src,
inputfile => $filename,
fdat => \%fdat,
output => \$body,
options => 256
});
where $src is the contents of index.html with some other perl code
added (which is the reason for the handler).
-> index.html contains calls to Execute() to include header.html,
footer.html, etc.
-> if I dump out %fdat in index.html (or even in my handler), it has the
correct contents (and same memory address)
-> if I dump out %fdat in header.html/footer.html, it is empty and has
a different memory address than %fdat in index.html
I tried replacing Embperl::Execute() in my handler with
Embperl::Req::ExecuteRequest( undef, { <same options as above> } ), like
Embperl.pm does in it's handler, but that didn't change anything.
Thanks,
Matt
On 01/12/11 05:30 +0100, rich...@ecos.de wrote:
> Hi,
>
> you should pass your %fdat as hashref to the outermost Execute call with the
> parameter fdat.
>
> That should normaly do the trick
>
> Gerald
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Matt J Cwanek [mailto:mcwa...@fourddev.com]
> > Sent: Friday, January 07, 2011 9:13 PM
> > To: embperl@perl.apache.org
> > Subject: Handler example?
> >
> > Hello:
> >
> > Is there an example somewhere of using a custom handler that eventually
> > calls Embperl to process the page? I'm working from some old code that used
> > HTML::Embperl to do this, and am having trouble getting fdat to work
> > properly with my handler under Embperl/MP2.
> >
> > The HTML::Embperl handler that I'm working from (and that works fine with
> > HTML::Embperl) would take care of creating fdat on it's own using CGI, and
> > eventually would call HTML::Embperl::Execute to process the page
> > (optDisableFormData was enabled).
> >
> > As I try to port this forward to Embperl/MP2, I'm having problems with fdat
> > being clobbered later by subsequent nested Embperl::Execute calls, which
> > wasn't a problem with HTML::Embperl/MP1. It's almost like a scope problem,
> > but it only seems to shows up if I have nested Execute calls.
> >
> >
> > Thanks for any help.
> >
> > Matt
> >
> >
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