>
> I'm trying to trap the server errors that occur when embperl hits
> something
> that is incorrectly configured.
>
> i.e. someone puts in [+ $foo $]
>
> Now normally, I would expect this to generate an HTTP error 500.
> And under Apache I can "trap&qu
I'm trying to trap the server errors that occur when embperl hits
something
that is incorrectly configured.
i.e. someone puts in [+ $foo $]
Now normally, I would expect this to generate an HTTP error 500.
And under Apache I can "trap" this kind of error to a script handler.
