On Feb 6, 2007, at 4:04 AM, Issac Goldstand wrote:
Maybe I'm missing something, but why not autodetect Apache2::Request +
mod_perl2 presence and fallback to CGI if it doesn't work?
Something like:
I'm going to talk in context of CGI::Apache2::Ajax, as I haven't had
time to look at the rest.
Personally, I would like to see something in terms of ENV variables
that one can set to force it to use libapreq or cgi pm
Thats just because every now and then I switch from one to the
other to debug
i only briefly looked at the code, but I believe this would be
separate from the $ENV{MOD_PERL} and the global
$CGI::Apache2::Ajax::MOD_PERL
it would be more like a
CGI::Apache2::Ajax::USE_MOD_PERL_IF_AVAILABLE , so one could change
the behavior on the fly -- just an idea.
my other comment is the name:
its just a bit confusing as it doesn't really handle a lot of
functionality and abstracts other items. perhaps something like
CGI::Apache2::AjaxProvider , Apache2::AjaxProvider, or even
CGI::AjaxProvider. also , just a thought - but something like that
seems more inline with the purpose of your module.
anyways, as always - great work. can't wait to use them -- i know i
will shortly.
// Jonathan Vanasco
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