Hi,
> >Addtionaly 2.0b7 will contain some support for internationalisation, but
I
> >currently gathering ideas and I am not quite sure how it will look like.
>
> Is any of the NLS/GNU gettext project useable??
>
I am currently evaluating if this is usable. It may be a good point to start
from.
> I didn't know there was a "null locker". Can you tell me how to implement
it?
>
That is something I should add to Makefile.PL for Windows users
To do it on your own, look at the top of Makefile.PL there is a hash that
defines that combinations you get ask fro when running Makefile.PL, j
I didn't know there was a "null locker". Can you tell me how to implement it?
Scott
On 24 Jan 2002 at 20:37, Gerald Richter wrote:
> >
> > Things hang. The browser keeps on spinning but nothing ever returns and
> > there are no messages in the log files. Subsequent access requires that I
> >
Hi!
>
> I am using Embperl 2.0b5. When sending a HEAD request to the server, I see
> something like:
>
> " " >>> >> " >> " " >"> " " ">> "> ">> "> " " " " ">>
>
Oops, that really doesn't look nice ;-)
I fix it in 2.0b6 (I have a lot of code changes in that area from b5 to
Alan,
>
> But in a nutshell,
>
> (1) request a page (using a 'layout' markup language):
> http:/localhost/controller/member_form.xml
> (2) controller (an Embperl CGI script) takes the member_form.xml and
parses
> it thru the layout2html.xsl
> (3) this resultant layout is now an embperl file, a
Hi!
I am using Embperl 2.0b5. When sending a HEAD request to the server, I see
something like:
" " >>> >> " >> " " >"> " " ">> "> ">> "> " " " " ">>
in the first line instead of the HTTP headers. Then some real content is
sent.
And, unrelated to this, Embperl sends a CR
>
> Things hang. The browser keeps on spinning but nothing ever returns and
> there are no messages in the log files. Subsequent access requires that I
> restart Apache.
>
I guess this is a problem with locking. On Windows you don't need any
locking at all, because mod_perl 1.x serializes all r
