Hi,
Embperl does _no_ database connection cacheing at all. Maybe your database
module holds the connection in a global variable, which will persist between
multiple request under mod_perl, but this is a general mod_perl issue and
has nothing to do with Embperl's caching. A good starting point for
>
> Maybe I missed something... Today we are implementing our application
> framework / server called Weber.
Just curious, is Weber the product your company sells or will it release
open source ?
> I`m playing with Embperl and Mason on MS
> IIS (our primary client will use MS 2000/IIS/MS SQL 7).
Hi,
I have installed a recent version of Personl Web Server here yesterday
(which has the same configuration as IIS) and I will look how to make this
mapping correctly. Then there is no need for rewriting URLs.
Unfortunately I have to finish another project before I can start with this,
but this
Thanks for sharing this.
As far as I see you are currently choosing between Mason and Embperl.
If you have made your decision, I would be happy to get a feedback, why you
choose Embperl over Mason or Mason over Embperl.
Gerald
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Geral
Perl can be operated outside of Apache/webserver..
A good programming practice is to avoid code duplication.
Granted, this may not happen in all web site cases, however, alot of sites
we do have supporting scripts that run out of cron, so rather than duplicate
code from PHP into another language
I have still problems with mapping IIS to the handler cgi script. Due stupid
MetaData and Registry a person who didn`t read tons of IIS documentation
material cannot do it (if IIS ALLOWS it - IMHO it not). Gerarld said that
one customer managed it work but it is a problem for me. I have one idea:
>If you are able to do so, it would be nice if you share the arguments why
>you would use Embperl, instead of PHP. I guess more people would be
>interested in this sort of informations.
Well, there were several reasons to choose Perl. Here is our selecting from
the best candidates:
1) Platform
