I use Apache::Registry (this has likely been replaced by the
ModPerl::Registry that you mention)
From what I just read, Apache::Registry is the mod_perl version 1 for
Apache1 and ModPerl::registry is mod_perl 2 for Apache2
The scripts do get compiled and stored in memory and it's exactly what
you want.
So even if the code is compiled, it will still accept and process
different input? Well, duh, that makes sense.
It sounds to me that you are writing the output to a file and
then redirecting to that file.
This is my HTML::Template output line:
print "Content-Type: text/html\n\n", $template->output();
The best thing to do in this example is use a text client (such as
Will try that. Anything I should be looking for specifically?
If you are not including those
modules in an apache startup script, you are not even saving that.
Can you explain this more? My script "use"es several other perl
modules. Should I be loading those via Apache?
Thanks,
Matthew
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