Mod_perl threads on WIN32

[rami]

The current version of mod_perl for win32, use one threads
for perl interrupter and serialize all compilation request to that thread.
I'm planning to use only one perl script in my web application, will
the interpreter tread become bottleneck ?
As I understand most of the request will not need compilation.
Compilation is needed only in the first time each thread need to
run the perl script. Is it true?

Regards,
Rami Addady
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

On the fly do (require)

[rami]

Hope I asking this question on the right place.
ýI got some problem migrating me CGI to mod_perl.ý
ýI'm "require" parameter file on the fly using the user inputý
ýto decided which file to load.ý

ýLet say I got tree files:ý
ýmain.cgi, param1.pl, param2.plý

ýThe main.cgi load configuration parameters from one of theý
ýparam's file and then print the parameters to the browser.ý

ý- main.cgi ý
ý#!/usr/local/bin/perl -wý
ýuse strict;ý
ýmy ($forum,$back_url);ý
ýuse CGI;ý
ý$q = new CGI;ý
ý$forum = $q-param('forum');ý
ýdo "c:/home2/rami/www/forums/setups/".$forum.".setup"  ||ý
ý print("Can't requirebr\n");ý

ýprint SOME HTML STUFF ...ý
ýprint "h1the forum is: $forumbr\n";ý
ýprint "back_url $back_urlbr\n";ý
ýprint SOME HTML STUFF ...ý

ý-- param2.pl -ý
ý.ý
ý.ý
ý.ý
ý$back_url = "123";ý
ý.ý
ý.ý
ý.ý
ý-- param3.pl -ý
ý.ý
ý.ý
ý.ý
ý$back_url = "456";ý
ý.ý
ý.ý
ý---ý
ýThe phenomenon is that on every $forum number I loadý
ý$back_url (or any other variable) is allways null.ý

ýIs there a way to use my old CGI come with our massive rewrite?ý

ýRegards,ý
ýRami Addadyý
ý[EMAIL PROTECTED]ý