Re: ASP / Apache

2001-03-28 Thread Joshua Chamas
Victor Michael Blancas wrote: > > I've been using Apache::ASP for our clients for more than a year already. > Check out www.alumni.net, it's one of our biggest clients, all pages are > dynamic, database backend is Oracle via DBI. > > I'm planning to implement a DBI session management integrated

Re: ASP / Apache

2001-03-28 Thread Perrin Harkins
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Victor Michael Blancas wrote: > I'm planning to implement a DBI session management integrated with > Apache::ASP, much like how Apache::Session works. Might as well just use Apache::Session, if it already does what you need. > Is this better for clustered web servers with a

Re: ASP / Apache

2001-03-28 Thread Victor Michael Blancas
I've been using Apache::ASP for our clients for more than a year already. Check out www.alumni.net, it's one of our biggest clients, all pages are dynamic, database backend is Oracle via DBI. I'm planning to implement a DBI session management integrated with Apache::ASP, much like how Apache::Ses

Re: ASP / Apache

2001-03-27 Thread BeerBong
) 43-93-86 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: "Joshua Chamas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: "Mod Perl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 11:55 PM Subject: Re: ASP / Apache > Samuel Lellouche wrote: >

Re: ASP / Apache

2001-03-27 Thread Joshua Chamas
Samuel Lellouche wrote: > > I'm planning on porting a website w/ ASP pages, from an IIS server, to > an Apache Server... > Well the model is similar, but there is no support for VBScript. I'd be happy to give a go a writing a VBScript emulation layer which could help your port but I'll need a s

Re: ASP / Apache

2001-03-27 Thread Matthew Kennedy
I've used Apache::ASP and it worked quite well for me. With Apache::ASP (as for other mod_perl based frameworks) you should interface with your favourite relational database using the DBI (via. Apache::DBI is best). There are DBI drivers for MySQL. I don't know about SQLServer -- for that you coul

ASP / Apache

2001-03-27 Thread Samuel Lellouche
I'm planning on porting a website w/ ASP pages, from an IIS server, to an Apache Server... Does Apache::ASP work well ? Does Anyone have good experiences whit it ? Does Apache::ASP interacts with SQLServer or MySql ? Thanx alot for any informations... -- Sam - Omatis [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Apache::ASP + Apache::Filter - how fast? (was:sending Apache::ASPoutput to a variable?)

2000-10-31 Thread Joshua Chamas
Jeff Ng wrote: > > Turns out that speed is not the only problem... > > I'm having some form submission problems when I chain modules like so: > PerlHandler inFilter Apache::ASP > > If I call $r->content in inFilter, Apache::ASP just hangs. Has anyone seen > this before? > > Could it b

RE: Apache::ASP + Apache::Filter - how fast? (was:sending Apache::ASPoutput to a variable?)

2000-10-27 Thread Jeff Ng
> > The only > remaining concern is > > speed. > > > > Does anyone have experience with this setup? > > > > No real world experience, but in the lab it seems speedy enough, > but then it all depends on what you need to get out of it. > Your own performance analysis will be the best here. > I w

Re: Apache::ASP + Apache::Filter - how fast? (was:sending Apache::ASPoutput to a variable?)

2000-10-26 Thread Joshua Chamas
Jeff Ng wrote: > > Thanks Ged. I started down that path, but found that Apache::Filter > combined with Apache::ASP basically does the job I need. There are a few > limitations, but it should be good enough. The only remaining concern is > speed. > > Does anyone have experience with this setup

Apache::ASP + Apache::Filter - how fast? (was:sending Apache::ASP output to a variable?)

2000-10-26 Thread Jeff Ng
Thanks Ged. I started down that path, but found that Apache::Filter combined with Apache::ASP basically does the job I need. There are a few limitations, but it should be good enough. The only remaining concern is speed. Does anyone have experience with this setup? Thanks. Jeff. > > it app

Re: Apache::ASP & Apache Authentication?

1999-10-14 Thread Joshua Chamas
Apache::ASP, the above was not happening. After > reading the changes in 0.16, I'm wondering if it's due to the change you > made that allowed Apache::ASP to be 'Basic Authentication friendly'? > > Jeremy Domingue > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > - Original Message -

Re: Apache::ASP & Apache Authentication?

1999-10-07 Thread Jeremy Domingue
- From: "Joshua Chamas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Jeremy Domingue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, October 07, 1999 8:03 PM Subject: Re: Apache::ASP & Apache Authentication? Its doesn't make any sense to me either. If you give

Re: Apache::ASP & Apache Authentication?

1999-10-07 Thread Jeremy Domingue
;Jeremy Domingue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, October 07, 1999 8:03 PM Subject: Re: Apache::ASP & Apache Authentication? Its doesn't make any sense to me either. If you give me a small configuration which rep

Re: Apache::ASP & Apache Authentication?

1999-10-07 Thread Joshua Chamas
Its doesn't make any sense to me either. If you give me a small configuration which reproduces the problem, I can try to recreate the bug on my system, which may get us somewhere. --Joshua _ Joshua Chamas

Apache::ASP & Apache Authentication?

1999-10-07 Thread Jeremy Domingue
Hey all, I just upgraded to Apache::ASP 0.16 last night and I've run into an interesting problem. This only started happening after the upgrade so I'm assuming that it's something that was changed in Apache::ASP. For some reason, when I have the directive enabled (so that Apache::ASP will run),