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The main improvements in this release is in EmbperlObject, which has
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Hi,
> Do you see the same problem with static text ?
yes, static text and CGI: no problem, as fast as expected. Only
everything running under mod_perl is slow. very strange ...
> Could it be a difference between MSIE and Netscape, like Eddie described in
> his post ?
no, i checked it with ap
> Not completely understanding what you're up to, I don't know if this
> is useful or not, but here it is anyway, for what it's worth. Quicker
> to cut and paste this than try and invent it from nothing !
Thanks a lot Jim, I will take a look at this and see how I can use it in
my projects...
Mu
Neil Gunton wrote:
> I had an idea regarding the issue of having variables which are visible
> to all pages in any request. Currently we get a Request object passed in
> on the stack, which we can set variables in. However I have found this
> to be rather inconvenient due to the extra syntax invol
>
> both of you just need to add an EMBPERL_OBJECT_HANDLER_CLASS, that
> overrides the default Execute.
>
> your Execute just calls SUPER::Execute, then imports some more
> variables into the target namespace (see Embperl.pm, it should be
> fairly obvious how its done).
>
> you can then implement
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
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
