Last week I had trouble creating a handler for Mason on IIS. The code
from the WIKI how-to didn't work for me, probably because I'm using
different versions (newer) of software from when the how-to was
written. My problem was one of backslash escaping and I solved it with
the following handler code snippet. This might help someone else.
my $interp = HTML::Mason::Interp->new (comp_root =>
'C:/virtualServers/mason', data_dir=>'C:/virtualServers/mason/data');
my $comp = $ENV{'PATH_TRANSLATED'};
my $root = $interp->comp_root;
# In the following statement $root is C:\virtualServers\mason even
though I used forward slashes when setting it above
$comp =~ s/^\Q$root//; # Here I have to escape the backslashes in $root
with the \Q function
$comp =~ s|\\|/|g; # Here I change the backslashes to forward slashes
... exec below doesn't work for me with backslashes.
$interp->exec($comp, %args);
Mike
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