On Sun, Aug 03, 2003 at 03:23:57PM -0400, Kee Hinckley wrote:
> Yes. Imports and library loads in general are not inherited. That's
> also true in EmbperlObject and I find it somewhat of a pain there as
> well. I'd like to keep those components as simple as possible, which
> means not having
On Thu, Jul 24, 2003 at 08:55:47AM -0700, Sean Howard wrote:
> My first instinct on this would be to a javascript onClick()
> event on the button, which triggers a function that changes the form's
> action attribute based on which button they clicked, then submit the
> form. The function wou
On Tue, Jul 22, 2003 at 08:54:53PM -0700, Richard Schilling wrote:
> httpd-2.0.47
you mentioned building HTML::Embperl. You don't mean a 1.x version of
Embperl, do you? If you do - I do not think they work with any of the
2.x versions of apache.
Cameron
On Tue, Jul 22, 2003 at 04:20:58PM -0700, Richard Schilling wrote:
> # ../bin/apachectl start
> httpd: module "epapinit.c" is not compatible with this version of
> Apache (found 19990320, need 20020903).
> Please contact the vendor for the correct version.
what version of apache?
Cameron
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> I have an additional question:
> What is the "isa" parameter and how can i use it?, i did not see it in the
> embperl documentation in the site http://perl.apache.org/embperl
I'm not sure where it is on the site, but its documented as part of the
Execute command. Usage would be something like t
> This is not right, Kee. The URL parameters are NOT part of $fdat when you
> POST data so passing the URL parameters to the Execute'd page in $fdat is not
> right.
perhaps this is an ignorant statement (mine that I am about to make),
but why are you trying to use both POST and GET parameters?
> I am using Embperl 1.3.4
>
> and its pumping 1000s of those lines every minute
> into /tmp/embperl.log will any one please help
well, if everything seems to be working - just turn off the logging
until you figure out why. (I assume you have enough sampling of the
error message). ;-)
PerlSetEn
I haven't started an account yet, so I can't speak of them personally -
but from the reports I've heard this is nice.
They have HTML::Embperl in the list, but perhaps they have a newer
version as well.
http://rootr.net
Cameron
On Sun, Nov 24, 2002 at 11:01:15PM -0500, David Williams wrote:
> I admit that my legacy embperl code really sucks. Unfortunately there's
> thousands of lines of it and I have angry customers who are waiting for the
> upgrade to be complete, so I am asking for something more than criticism of
> old
I think you just need to load the Embperl module.
> Here a snipped of httpd.conf:
>
> ...
> LoadModule perl_module modules/mod_perl.so
> PerModule Apache2
> LoadModule embperl_module modules/Embperl.so
PerlModule Embperl
> ...
>
> EMBPERL_OPTIONS 16
> EMBPERL_APPNAME application
[snip]
For a
> > Using 2.0b8, I get the same error. Unless I messed up the syntax
> > somewhere, it appears that the 'object_addpath' is the culprit and
> > is not functioning correctly.
> >
>
> Try to pass a array ref to object_addpath
Nope, still doesn't work for 2.0b8, with the error remaining and a
> that doesn't help.
> > > this is what i get when i run the code snippet in question:
> > >
> > > ERR: 404: : Not found '_base.epl', searched:
> > try to add the parameter
> >
> > app_name => 'foo'
Using 2.0b8, I get the same error. Unless I messed up the syntax
somewhere, it appears that
On Thu, Sep 19, 2002 at 03:15:12PM +0200, Andre Landwehr wrote:
> [- $req = shift; -]
> [- Execute ({inputfile => 'functions.epo', import => 1}); -]
> [-
> logprint ("bla bla bla"); # <- this is the function
> print OUT "my log: $req->{log}"; # here it works
> -]
>
> functions.epo:
> [$ sub
> I even tried tossing in a [- print "\n" -] statement, to no avail!
did you try to print to the 'OUT' filehandle?
[- print OUT "\n" -]
I also do not understand why your whitespace is being removed, but
perhaps the above will help (sorry - untested).
Cameron
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Doh. Sorry. Must remember to read _ALL_ posts _BEFORE_ responding.
Cameron
On Wed, Sep 04, 2002 at 08:13:15AM -0400, Cameron McBride wrote:
> > Forgive me if I'm missing an obvious joke, but I've never heard of Apache:
> > :SessionX, and I can't find it men
> Forgive me if I'm missing an obvious joke, but I've never heard of Apache:
> :SessionX, and I can't find it mentioned in any of the Apache::Session
> docs.
Apache::SessionX is an extended session module written by Richter. It
is not the same module as Apache::Session. If you hear about a per
> The point is that I can't find any links to that from
> http://perl.apache.org/. If you didn't know you were looking for
> embperl, but just wanted to find a tool to use with mod_perl, you'd
Hmmm, I found link - and its analogous to the placement of the previous
design.
In clicks:
http://p
> A few days back I came to you with a problem concerning
> Embperl::Object not using Apache's DirectoryIndex directive. Gerald
> Richter unfortunately informed me it is indeed a known issue and will
> be worked on.
He also suggested a workaround. In case you missed it, I quote:
>> Yes, tha
> I'm a fresher for EmbPerl. M aware of CGI-Perl. Can anybody pl. help
> me out as to how can i start my way to EmbPerl. I need few details
> regarding as to where the embperl program should be stored and a small
> hello world program in embperl. Wating for replies..
Embperl should be stored wher
> ache/SessionX.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
> /home/working/HTML-Embperl-1.3.4/blib/arch /home/working/HTML-Embperl-1.3.
> 4/blib/lib . /usr/lib/perl5/5.6.0/i386-linux /usr/lib/perl5/5.6.0
> /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.0/i386-linux /usr/li
> b/perl5/site_perl/5.6.0 /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl
> /h
On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 02:33:43PM -0700, Scott Chapman wrote:
> I have a constant.epl file that defines some variables as part of $req:
>
> [-
> $req = shift;
> $req->{website_database} = 'DBI:Sprite:/www/db/Annual_Review';
> $req->{website_event_table} = 'ar_events';
> $req->{we
> > 2. Requesting missing documents under Embperl::Object (404 code).
>
> I have fixed EO to return 404. I send you the update per private mail. Let
> me know if it works for you
Sorry about the delay, but yes it returns the 404. Thanks!!
However, it does *NOT* log the error to the apache erro
> Is there a way to display a nice (static html) error message when some
> embperl page gives Internal Server error message.
> I am using .htaccess and ErrorDocument.
> When plain perl file gives a 500 then it is working, but when embperl page
> gives error 500 then it won't work.
hmmm, what vers
> [3332]ERR: 26: Logfile /tmp/embperl.log open error: Permission denied
> [3332]ERR: 66: Embperl Session handling DISABLED because of the following
> error: Can't locate Apache/SessionX.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
> /usr/lib/perl5/5.6.1/i386-linux /usr/lib/perl5/5.6.1
> /usr/lib/perl5/site_p
> > 1. First off, I could not seem to get Embperl to email errors to me,
> >using the EMBPERL_MAIL_ERRORS_TO and associated configs. Is this
> >working? Is there something else I need to do to make it work?
> >
>
> Did you try the EMBPERL_MAIL_DEBUG? Does it give any informations?
Yes
Perhaps I missed something, but it looks like you have found the wrong
list. This list is for supporting 'Embperl', a perl based module to do
similiar dynamic scripting as ASP, but instead uses a perl like syntax.
I would be happy to help, but I do not use ASP and have not used
Apache::ASP. Som
> Hi, I trying to download EmbPerl from ftp.dev.ecos.de but I can't connect to
> the server ftp.dev.ecos.de.
> Where can I download it?
The best way to obtain Embperl, is probably through CPAN (www.cpan.org).
The easiest way to do this from a RH installation is to use the CPAN
module of perl.
> ok, that's good to know
Yeah -- we are sane! ;-)
> Could you please put all the Embperl directives in the first file and then
> send me the mod_info output for Embperl?
Sure thing.
I made a test that has a configuration that does not work (ie
EMBPERL_OBJECT_BASE does not seem to change in a
I am trying to establish better error handling with Embperl::Object
and 2.0b7. As far as I can tell, my results showed no difference
between 2.0b5 and 2.0b7. Two problems:
1. First off, I could not seem to get Embperl to email errors to me,
using the EMBPERL_MAIL_ERRORS_TO and associated conf
> > To continue on this, I finally did upgrade my dev machine to 5.6.1, and
> > recompiled mod_perl (1.26). With Embperl 2.0b7 -- the mod_info stats
> > are all still blank. Perhaps it could be a mod_info problem with my
> > set-up -- or some issue with DSOs. ::shrug::
>
> Looks like it has no
Hello all,
While doing a little testing with apache based authentication, I noticed
a little problem I wanted to report. It does not seem to exist in 2.0b5,
but does happen in 2.0b7.
Quick server stats:
Apache 1.3.22
perl 5.6.1
mod_perl 1.26
Using 'Basic' Authentication (via a file) acc
> How about we just hold a bake sale to send Gerald to San Diego?
> Set up an account on paypal. I'll donate $50 to get it started.
If I could go to OSCON, I would bribe the wife to start cooking (I can't
pay people to eat my creations) -- but alas I cannot.
I would be willing to chip in some
> I don't have any idea why mod_info fails (It reparses the conf file, so it
> may come to different result, then APache itself), but it seems that the
> different Perl version has changed the other thing. I will try to reproduce
> the Perl 5.6.0 here, but this will be not too soon
>
> Did yo
> > At 8:19 PM -0400 4/19/02, Marcus Doemling wrote:
> >What unit are your performance numbers? I was wondering what
> >these numbers reflect and how they are measured.
> The top label numbers are the concurrent connections test and the
> data number are how many request per second the machine c
> Yes, that's what Embperl currently does. Additionaly it caches parsed XSLT
> stylesheets and XML documents (you can configure that), so when you make a
> lot of transformations using the same stylesheet on different doucments, the
> sytlesheet only get's parsed once (Embperl automaticly reparses
Hallo,
> > What I had in mind for Embperl (using the Embperl::Object stuff) was an
> > inheritance tree for the request object. But I want my base.epl to be
> > in the middle:
> > (the order is via my understanding of precedence, most -> least)
> >
> > REQUESTED PAGE -->base.epl--> de
> > It seems to me (from document fragments and example code) that the 'XML
> > integration' has mostly targetted the XSLT transformations.
> >
>
> It's maily intended for transforming it and generating output. For now this
> means mainly XSLT.
Ahh, perhaps I am starting to get it. Basically th
> If a Javascript enabled browser is already a requirement, it's a great way of
> turning a browser from a stateless machine into a stateful one. For example,
You have a very good point here, but is it a realistic one? (stateful
thing) Almost every time I have played with things in Javascript --
It seems to me (from document fragments and example code) that the 'XML
integration' has mostly targetted the XSLT transformations.
What if I just want to parse some XML files?
- are the libxml2 documented functions just bootstrapped into the embperl
namespace? (haven't tested this at all,
Now that I got an idea about configuration, lets move on to usage.
(thanks!!)
What I had in mind for Embperl (using the Embperl::Object stuff) was an
inheritance tree for the request object. But I want my base.epl to be
in the middle:
(the order is via my understanding of precedence, most ->
Heyo,
> > Ayup, thats my setup. I will check it on my production server as well,
> > as it has 5.6.1, a slightly different kernel -- and perhaps a slightly
> > newer version of Apache. Give me a day or two on this one.
>
> That would be great! While I don't think it's a kernel isusse, it may
> In a nutshell, create a hidden layer. In that hidden layer, do a
> GET/POST to a embperl/mod_perl page. The request will get sent to the
> hidden in-memory document, which can then be parsed back into javascript
> variables.
ooo, perhaps there might be valid uses -- but this just feels 'dirty',
Heyo,
> You have posted you are running Linux 2.4.4 and Perl 5.6.0, right? Maybe it
> could be an issue with Perl 5.6.0, but I cannot say that this is the reason.
Ayup, thats my setup. I will check it on my production server as well, as it has
5.6.1, a slightly different kernel -- and perhaps a
> Review: .txt --> no processing or restriction
> .htm? --> processing and restriction via the normal expectations
> apache index
> control --> adheres to the EMBPERL_URIMATCH, but not EMBPERL_ALLOW
>
> Perhaps that helps.
I was wrong, setting
EMBPERL_ALLOW (\.htm.?|\.epl$)
i
Thanks for your quick response!
> It's missing in b7, because of the internal changes, but should come in
> again at some point
Great. I would love to get it back... until then, I can live without
it. Its nice to know I'm not blind either...
> > 2. EMBPERL_OBJECT_BASE does not seem to work in
Heyo,
First off -- I am new to Embperl, so perhaps I missed a thing or two.
If this is the case, any 'steering' in the right direction would be
appreciated. ;-) I know this is kind of like overload -- so thanks in
advance.
I am trying to put the newest version up in production (yeah, I know
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