Re: Erasing the output

2002-10-10 Thread Gerald Richter
> Embperl 1.3.4. > > I have a situation where I discover half way through a file that I > want to abort the current page and display something else entirely. > I'm not displaying pages until the everything has run, so things are > clearly cached somewhere. Yes >Is there away to delete the cache?

Re: exit problems

2002-10-10 Thread Gerald Richter
>I try: >exit >Apache::exit >Embperl::exit inside your Embperl pages use exit, outside (e.g. in a Perl module) use Embperl::exit >I find reference to Apache::exit in the online docs. >I find reference to Emberl::exit in the README.v2 file. Always belive README.v2 and not the docs :-) ...and ye

Erasing the output

2002-10-10 Thread Kee Hinckley
Embperl 1.3.4. I have a situation where I discover half way through a file that I want to abort the current page and display something else entirely. I'm not displaying pages until the everything has run, so things are clearly cached somewhere. Is there away to delete the cache? E.g.

Re: exit problems

2002-10-10 Thread Scott Chapman
Bad data below. I have 2.0b5. Upgrading my dev box then I'll try again! On Thursday 10 October 2002 04:21 pm, Scott Chapman wrote: > Hi all! > > I'm working with 2.0b8 and trying to get exit working. I saw some posts > about exit problems back in 2.0b7 and wondered if it was working more > sta

exit problems

2002-10-10 Thread Scott Chapman
Hi all! I'm working with 2.0b8 and trying to get exit working. I saw some posts about exit problems back in 2.0b7 and wondered if it was working more stable in b8? I try: exit Apache::exit Embperl::exit Nothing works. I find reference to Apache::exit in the online docs. I find reference to Em

Re: Generating images on-the-fly (newbie question) / embperl object

2002-10-10 Thread Gerald Richter
> > As it sits, my seperate .cgi is working... but I can't handle errors > nicely, other then calling HTML::Embperl::Execute('error.html'). > However, when I do that then all the EmbperlObject stuff gets ignored. > See the problem? As soon as you set up another file extension using > standard Emb

Re: udat and embpcgi

2002-10-10 Thread Gerald Richter
Hi, > $ENV{EMBPERL_SESSION_CLASSES} = "FileStore NullLocker"; Should be $ENV{EMBPERL_SESSION_CLASSES} = "File Null"; (The FileStore and NullLocker was from Apache::Sesion 0.17 and doesn't works anymore) > $ENV{EMBPERL_SESSION_ARGS} = > "Directory=/home/alienated/cg

Re: redirect question

2002-10-10 Thread Kee Hinckley
At 6:44 AM +0200 10/10/02, Gerald Richter wrote: >As Kee already wrote: > >> $http_headers_out{`Location`} = 'http://$ENV{HTTP_HOST}/ta/login.epl'; >> exit 301; > > $http_headers_out{'Location'} = "http://$ENV{HTTP_HOST}/ta/login.epl";; > exit 301; Also, if you are trying to be fully port

Re: 64 bit integers

2002-10-10 Thread Kee Hinckley
At 10:27 PM -0400 10/9/02, Joshua Spoerri wrote: >When i try to use a 64 bit integer, dbix insists on treating it in >numerical context, and changes it to floating point (because perl doesn't >support 64 bit integers, even though mysql does). Is there a known fix for >this? (I'm using DBIx-Records

udat and embpcgi

2002-10-10 Thread Patrick Tully
Hi, I'm having a problem with udat running under cgi mode. It doesn't seem to be keeping session data. Do i need mod_perl installed in order for it to work? I have the following installed on a linux/Apache box: Embperl-2.0b8 Apache-Session-1.54 Apache-SessionX-2.00b3 Embperl found both Apache