Re: EMBPerl Powered Forum (DBIx::Recordset motivation)

2003-09-04 Thread Terrence Brannon
> Hello Terrance, > > This is all very interesting, as usual with Perl, everything looks rather > odd at first when looking at the DBIx::Recordset documentation. I would > assume that is it being more widely used than DBIx::Abstract since it is > designed to work with EMBPerl. Anyway, thank you

Re: EMBPerl Powered Forum (DBIx::Recordset motivation)

2003-09-04 Thread Neal Gamradt
Hello Terrance, This is all very interesting, as usual with Perl, everything looks rather odd at first when looking at the DBIx::Recordset documentation. I would assume that is it being more widely used than DBIx::Abstract since it is designed to work with EMBPerl. Anyway, thank you for the i

Re: EMBPerl Powered Forum (DBIx::Recordset motivation)

2003-09-04 Thread Terrence Brannon
From: "Neal Gamradt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hello Terrance, > Hi! > I thank you for the feedback. I was actually going to use DBIx::Abstract > (http://search.cpan.org/author/TURNERA/DBIx-Abstract-1.005/Abstract.pm) I > was wondering of you or anyone knows of any specific reason to use > DBIx::Rec

Re: sharing data across SSI's (Executes)

2003-09-04 Thread Brian Burke
Thanks everyone for the very useful comments & suggestions! -- Brian Andrew O'Brien wrote: > If your code is using modules/namespaces (and or explicitly creating > them) then by all means cache things in the namespace. I knew I should > have mentioned that but ... :) > > I've sped things up by d

Re: EMBPerl Powered Forum

2003-09-04 Thread Neal Gamradt
Hello Terrance, I thank you for the feedback. I was actually going to use DBIx::Abstract (http://search.cpan.org/author/TURNERA/DBIx-Abstract-1.005/Abstract.pm) I was wondering of you or anyone knows of any specific reason to use DBIx::Recordset or DBIx::AnyDBD instead. I don't like making th

RE: sharing data across SSI's (Executes)

2003-09-04 Thread Andrew O'Brien
If your code is using modules/namespaces (and or explicitly creating them) then by all means cache things in the namespace. I knew I should have mentioned that but ... :) I've sped things up by doing so - just make sure that your code can deal with the fact that the namespace may or may not conta

Re: sharing data across SSI's (Executes)

2003-09-04 Thread Chris Allen
On Wed, Sep 03, 2003 at 09:41:02AM +1000, Andrew O'Brien wrote: > > > Need 2: A request-specific global variable: store in $req. eg $req->{key} = $value > Is it reasonable to define a global by giving it its own package? - eg: $mywebsite::cache={}; $mywebsite::cache->{product_1}=$product_obje