On 8/18/06, Jeremy Blain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jay Truesdale wrote:
>
> >So, it is considered 'good practice' or 'required practice' to do an
> >untie at the end of a request?
> >
> >I can put this in a <%cleanup> section of the final compoent in the
> >call tree, correct?
> >
> >
> >
> I would suggest doing it further up the chain than that. If you have
> your own
> ApacheHandler object, that may be the best place, being sure to catch
> errors in
> an eval block, and be sure it gets untied.
That's a bit over my head, I don't think I have my own. In httpd.conf I've got:
<FilesMatch "(\.html|\.mas|\.css)$">
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler HTML::Mason::ApacheHandler
</FilesMatch>
>
> A <%cleanup> section may not be called in the case of an $m->abort,
> $m->redirect,
> or an error that stops execution, leaving you with a similar, but harder
> to diagnose problem.
Understood.
Is there any way to attach to the end of the existing Mason Apachehandler?
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