That's what I get for writing an email in a hurry :) I wasn't all that
clear on what I was asking.
What I was asking originally was not how to maintain state (that I
knew), what I was wondering was if/how I could use references to a
server-side control record by way of tying it to an http session,
Oh, one more thing...my apologies for drifting off topic. I suppose I
should have posted this reply to the ARSList (since now this thread
has little to do with ARSPerl).
Mike
On 6/29/07, Mike Wallick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's what I get for writing an email in a hurry :) I wasn't all th
Mike,
You should be able to stuff the control into a session variable and hang
onto it for the duration
of the session if you are using mod_perl and CGI::Session or
Apache::Session.
One thing that the API is missing (I'm pretty sure that this is a problem
with the ARS API and not perl or a misun
Regards,
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Sounds like what you are trying to do is emulate the session pool/proxy
that the java api provides, using arsperl. I am not sure how you would
approach this. Most interpreted languages have a problem with persistence
with things like this, unless there is a way to serialize the data. I'm
not
i started with joarse and found it very easy to use for learn basic
things...
but its incomplete and with very poor documentation so i swap to perl very
soon.
2007/6/29, Mike Wallick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Oh, one more thing...my apologies for drifting off topic. I suppose I
should have posted th
I tried several ways of serializing the control record in Perl with no
luck and using CGI::Session, Apache::Session, .etc.. I've given up
going down that avenue. It looks like Java is the way I want to go.
When is 7.1 slated for release? This summer (July maybe?) IIRC.
Thanks, everyone. Again, th
Mark,
I take it that you're doing CGI and not mod_perl?
You could persist the username and password in the session
and call ars_Login on each part of the request, or build a separate
daemon process that does your communications to ARS.
The overhead on setting up a new control record was pretty l
Right now I'm just fishing for options/feedback and researching how I
might accomplish something like this. CGI and/or mod_perl is one
method I am considering, along with a Java API/JSP/Servlet method.
Mike
On 6/29/07, Clayton Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark,
> I take it that you're doing
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Mike Wallick wrote:
> Right now I'm just fishing for options/feedback and researching how I
> might accomplish something like this. CGI and/or mod_perl is one
> method I am considering, along with a Java API/JSP/Servlet method.
>
>>> I tried several ways of serializing the control record in Perl
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