The documentation on how to use this feature is a
bit sketchy... Can anyone explain:
1) What the variables passed to the callback
function are (looks like the Apache::Upload object is the first, but what's been
filled in there when the hook gets called? The second looks like the current
bunch of data that's been recieved[?], the third is the length, but is that the
length recieved so far or the length recieved between the last time it was
called and this time? And lastly, what can be placed in HOOK_DATA - scalar
only?)
2) Is there any way of knowing how often the
hook will get called?
3) Is there a specific phase of the Request
that Apache::Request must be called and initialized with the callback
before?
4) Are there any specific issues for using
this with Apache::Request->instance ?
Thanks,
Issac
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