Joel Reed wrote:
>
> On Mar 29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] hacked the bitstream to say...
> Joshua> Joel Reed wrote:
> Joshua> >
> Joshua> > i'm not sure if anyone will ever find this useful but this makes
> Joshua> > $Application a per-process global var if you prefer that. this is
> Joshua> > probably terribly coded but it works for what i need (i'm definitely
> Joshua> > not a perl guru). please suggest improvement if you can ;)
> Joshua> >
> Joshua> > need
> Joshua> > PerlSetVar AppDataPerProcess 1
> Joshua> >
> Joshua>
> Joshua> If you set AllowApplicationState to 0, then the system will
> Joshua> not define $Application, and you are free to use it then
> Joshua> for a per-process global.
>
> then i won't have $Session either though i think. but maybe i can hack
> up Apache::ASP to just disable $Application, not $Session. thanks for
> the idea...
>
No, AllowApplicationState 0 will just turn off $Application.
>From http://www.nodeworks.com/asp/config.html#State%20Management
or perldoc Apache::ASP ...
NoState
default 0, if true, neither the $Application nor $Session objects will be created. Use
this for a performance
increase. Please note that this setting takes precedence over the AllowSessionState
and AllowApplicationState
settings.
PerlSetVar NoState 0
AllowSessionState
Set to 0 for no session tracking, 1 by default If Session tracking is turned off,
performance improves, but the
$Session object is inaccessible.
PerlSetVar AllowSessionState 1
AllowApplicationState
Default 1. If you want to leave $Application undefined, then set this to 0, for a
performance increase of around
2-3%. Allowing use of $Application is less expensive than $Session, as there is more
work for the StateManager
associated with $Session garbage collection so this parameter should be only used for
extreme tuning.
PerlSetVar AllowApplicationState 1
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