>>>>> "ES" == E S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ES> Why's that? I'm relatively new to mod_perl, at least in the sense of what
ES> I've been using it for - what're the advantages of going with the direct
ES> handler interface as opposed to registry?
We had a big discussion about this about a month ago right here. My
feeling is that there is not that much advantage. I still write
almost everything as a Registry script because of the simplicity.
Also, I don't need to alter my server configuration to add a bunch of
little handlers all over the place. I usually put most of my code in
modules that are used by the small registry scripts which basically
just call the main function in the module.
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