At Sat, 13 Dec 2003 15:10:23 +0100, Stefan Cars wrote:
> I'm looking for some facts on why Mason would be better than Embperl. I have
> been using Embperl in alot of projects and think it works great. I don't see
> any reason at all to move to Mason but it would be interesting to know how
> things
Hello,
I use Embperl for a few years now and I am sure I am not using it in the most
efficient way.
I only use the %udat,%fdat features.
I usally create pages that look like this:
[*
some perl here
store all output in $ouput
use http_headers_out followed with and exit() if I need to redirect.
*]
Hans de Groot wrote:
I usally create pages that look like this:
[*
some perl here
store all output in $ouput
use http_headers_out followed with and exit() if I need to redirect.
*]
[+$output+]
Unless you need the "local" scope of the [* *] blocks, you might try the
[- -] instead and see if th
Saadiq wrote:
> I'm trying to set up another instance of apache for some testing and
> I'm having very little luck. I've compiled Apache to use DSO and
> modperl is a DSO object. The embperl docs say that I am not to set up
> embperl in httpd.conf but I can't seem to find instructions on what to
Kaare Rasmussen wrote:
> I want to save some data per Apache server - NOT per user or per page.
>
> Is this possible with Embperl? Or will I have to study mod_perl ?
>
> The data is a POE client object.
You can simply put it in a varibale and it will stick. Since Embperl normaly
cleans up all pack
Stefan Cars wrote:
> What is the status of this, Gerald ? Is that implemented yet ??
>
> smodeUDatUrl = 4
>
> The session id for the user session will passed as a part of the
> URL. NOT YET IMPLEMENTED!!
>
No it's not implemented, but what you want is
smodeUDatParam
(smodeUDatUrl would do some
>
> I do have one problem. My apache processes take a lot of memory.
> Every request of a page it grows in size.
mod_perl httpd takes a lot of memory, that can't be changed. Every new
request will eat up more memory, because Perl code is compiled. If you
request only one page more than once memory
>My sincere apologies to all for the large test.log attachment. I had no
idea it was so big. I should have checked.
It never made the way through the list...
>Test 117 in mod_perl mode gives.
>
>#117 match/div.htm... ERR:Internal Server Error
Looks like either Embperl or mod_perl has a
