Hi everybody,
I'm experiencing some problems with mason and the subversion bindings
for perl.
I have a webinterface written in mason which is able to checkout and
commit information from/to a subversion repository. I'm using the
subversion bindings for perl for this (SVN::Base, SVN::Client,...). I do
not have any problems with the subversion part, since checkout and
commit work properly.
My problem is that if a subversion action is invoked through the
webinterface, a connection to the svnserve process is established and
never gets closed. This issue _only_ occurs with mason scripts. If i put
the same functionality into a cgi script, the scripts exits and the
connection terminates.
I'm not so sure why this problem occurs and if I have misunderstood
something in the concept of mason, but I cannot locate the problem.
The connections to svnserve only get closed when restarting apache or by
manually killing the processes/threads.
Thanks in advance for your help,
regards
Matthias
Here's some sample code I'm using:
<%args>
$workid;
</%args>
<!-- some HTML code -->
<%init>
#use File::Basename;
#use SVN::Client;
#use TestBed::Session;
my $rere = $m->comp("/mason/getworkingcopy", workid => "$workid");
my $ctx = new SVN::Client();
my $calling = $m->request_comp->{dir_path};
my $revision = "HEAD";
my $recursive = "1";
my $get_all = "1";
my $update = "1";
my %status = ();
my @status = ();
my $status_func = sub {
no strict 'refs';
my $path = shift;
my $stat = shift;
my $ts = $stat->text_status();
foreach my $stri ( keys %SVN::Wc::Status:: ) {
my $wert2 = ${"SVN::Wc::Status::${stri}"};
push (@{$status{$stri}}, $path) if ( "$wert2" eq "$ts");
}
};
# get the current revision Number.
# Connection opened
my $wiedersehung = $ctx->status($workid, $revision, $status_func,
$recursive, $get_all, $update,0);
#
# and never gets closed
</%init>
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