>
> > First thanks to Mike for figuring out how to use Embperl with
> > Apache::Filter. A couple of subtle things are still causing problems. I
> > have a solution for one but not for the others.
> >
> > The following line needs to be added as part of the params sent to
> > Execute:
> >
> > $param{inputfile} = $r->filename;
>
> This is true, and it *is* in my handler. Actually though, this
> will *fail*
> if the input that your are filtering is actually generated
> dynamically (e.g.:
> a Registry script that spits out html with embperl commands in
> it). This is
> because of the caching mechanism of embperl. In my case, I can
> get away with
> it by setting the $param{mtime} because all of the files I am
> filtering are
> from real files. However, the value of $param{inputfile} can
> really be any
> random string. This is how you can force a recompile. Before I
> release my
> module, I plan to implement some mechanism to force a recompile. I will
> probably resort to some PerlSetEnv directive to set
> EMBPERL_FILTER_RECOMPILE
> or something and if that variable is set, then I'll just generate
> some random
> string and pass that as the inputfile parameter.
>
You should take a look at Apache::Filter -> changed_since method. This maybe
a solution to that problem.
Gerald
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