First: big thanks to Randy Kobes for making the mod_perl PPMs
available. This is a huge help to getting mod_perl running on Win32.
I've installed the mod_perl 1.25 + Apache 1.3.19 PPM without a
problem, and the mod_perl stuff runs fine. (It's loaded as a shared
object, which I guess is necessary for Win32 systems.)
However, I found that when I wanted to use Apache::Request
functionality (including Apache::Cookie), I got a message that
ApachePerlModule.dll could not be found in the library path.
Copying one of the ApachePerlModule.dll files from the Win32/mod_perl
repository let everything boot okay, and basic mod_perl functionality
is there. However, once I try to use Apache::Cookie I get the
following error in a popup 'Red X' dialog:
The instruction at "0xblahblah" referenced memory at
"0x00000000". The memory could not be "read"
What can I do about this? Using something else to parse cookies is
certainly an option (for the short term), but if there's a way around
that I'd certainly prefer taking it :-) If I need to compile something
(or try) I can do so, since this machine has VC++ 6 on it. (I'm used
to unix systems where a compiler/environment is taken for granted :-)
I can provide many more details about the system, setup, etc. if
necessary.
Thanks much,
Chris
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Chris Winters ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Building enterprise-capable snack solutions since 1988.
