Hi,
I have a embperl page, which had about 10 queries to database, and
load 2 execute modules and each module had about 5 queries. When using
IE5.X it takes 2-3 sec to load this page while using Netscape 4.7X it
takes about 10 sec to load. Why the difference is so large? And how can
I shorten
On Fri, Feb 09, 2001 at 05:17:44PM -, Jonny Cavell wrote:
> Along vaguely similar lines, I would like Embperl to be able to take a $user
> object stored in pnotes and make it accessible as a global in the same way
> that e.g. $req_rec is accessible. Would this be possible?
both of you just ne
Hi,
> Looks like you have an Embperl 1.3 beta version. In some of them was a bug
> in calculating the content_length, so the browser waits until a time out
> before he displays your text. Upgrade to 1.3.0 should solve this problem
no, that has nothing to do with embperl, it's the same with plain
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> Neil,
>
> the main problem with your idea, that I currently have, is in which files
> these globals should be accessable. As I understand you right, you would
> make it accessable from all files which are used in one request, while this
> makes sense, it is not very eff
Neil,
the main problem with your idea, that I currently have, is in which files
these globals should be accessable. As I understand you right, you would
make it accessable from all files which are used in one request, while this
makes sense, it is not very efficient. Normaly I try to setup all th
Hi,
>
> checked with embperl or plain mod_perl: if the text length is long, it
> takes a lot of time, e.g. about 4 seconds for an 200 KByte text, checked
> from localhost!
>
> the hole calculating time before output is about 0.25 seconds.
>
Looks like you have an Embperl 1.3 beta version. In som
> I used to be recommended by Ruevain Lerner in the Linux Journal
> that to use EMBPERL under modperl we needed to compile embperl under mod
perl:
>
How old is this article ? If it's a new article is it available online
somewhere ?
>
>
> Which essentially put some parts of the embperl objects
