Hi Ged, > > Thanks for replying. I hope you had a good time in my old country :-) > > You probably saw the reports on the news about roads being washed away > by the rain in Sevilla. I went on a motor-cycle. Camping.
Mmm... Doesn't sound like the perfect vacation. I'm glad you made it back :-) > > > If you're writing new code then I would recommend writing handlers and > > > avoiding Apache::Registry altogether. > > > > Why do you recommend avoiding Apache::Registry? > > Apache::Registry is essentially just to get you going with mod_perl > and your old CGI scripts. See for example mod_perl_traps.pod which deals > with some of the 'gotchas' that you can run into. You can make better > use of the Perl API using handlers. (Of course you might not need to.:) > > > Is there a performance penalty for using it? > > Handlers can be faster, yes, but since you get such a big performance > boost from mod_perl to begin with it's not usually serious. Read the > the Eagle Book, the mod_perl Guide and the mod_perl CookBook. (That > will take you most of the rest of the year...:) The details are on > the mod_perl home page. Thanks for the pointers. I've read the Eagle Book already, and I check the Guide as needed, but I wasn't aware of the mod_perl CookBook. I've checked the table of contents on Amazon and ordered it. Francisco --- Francisco Corella [EMAIL PROTECTED]
