Hi!
Is there any good tutorials/example source using embperl and xml?
A small search with google gave me nothing to start on.
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Hi,
I don't have used EmbperlChain on my own, so I can't tell you what's wrong,
but you can use Embperl's Execute method to get the same result:
>
> unless(-r _){
> $r->log_error("File Access Denied to $filename");
> return FORBIDDEN;
> }
>
Hi,
> Well, I made progress on getting my working Embperl. I used ldd to see
what the beta 5 embperl was linked to and >compared it to what the beta 7
file was linked to.
>I found that if I exported LD_PRELOAD with my xalan and xerces libraries
before I did the make test, that embperl >would load
Hello,
>
> I get a strange behavior when I use a sub that does not contain any [++]
> block:
>
> -
> [$ sub definedSub $]
> [#+ 'hello' +#]
> [- print OUT " IN ROUTINE\n"; -]
> [$ endsub $]
> Here is the output of the routine
I finally got ahold of the writer of Filesys::SmbClient, and discovered
that it's a problem with libsmbclient and persistent connections. The
Samba folks are working to make the library support them.
Thanks,
Lars
On Sun, 7 Apr 2002, Gerald Richter wrote:
> >
> > I'm not mounting. Filesy
Hello,
>I would like to change the HTML escaping mode inside a [- -] block; I
>thought the following piece of code would do it:
>
>---
-
>[-
>local $escmode = 7;
>print OUT "éric\n";
>local $escmode = 0;
>print OUT "éric\n";
Hi Kee,
I am back, so let start another round in debugging the setup
I have tried to create a minimal httpd.conf. I have a httpd (1.3.23) with
staticly compiled in mod_perl 1.26 and Perl version 5.6.1 (I try several
other combinations, but same result). With this httpd.conf Apache starts
wi
>
> I'm not mounting. Filesys::SmbClient appears to make a fresh SMB
> connection each time one of its methods (open, opendir, unlink, mkdir,
> etc) is called. Running outside of Apache/Embperl, I have no problem with
> it. But inside, it is somehow recalling the file descriptor and the fact
> Given
>
> [- some code here -]
> some html here
>
> is it guaranteed that the code block will be executed completely *before*
> the html block is sent to the browser?
>
Yes. In the default setting, _all_ code is executed before the first byte in
the send to the server, so Embperl can catch er
> Attached. Updated to reflect the ppm packages kindly provided by Randy
> Kobes.
>
Thanks for the Update, will be in the next distribution of Embperl
Gerald
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