Hi -
I have been unsuccessful in getting Embperl working in my
environment (see the bottom of this message). I can't seem to find
a mod_perl 2 'sample' configuration file on the Embperl site
or in the distribution ( soulds like a good thing to have in the
eg/ directory ).
I get the following mess
Angus Lees wrote:
Whatever came of the "Can't upgrade that kind of scalar" errors with
DBIx::Recordset and perl 5.8?
Here is the URL to the root of the thread you are talking about:
http://www.ecos.de/~mailarc/embperl/2004-01/msg00064.html
Did you ask the perl core guys what they wanted to
At 4:26 PM +1100 3/23/04, Angus Lees wrote:
Whatever came of the "Can't upgrade that kind of scalar" errors with
DBIx::Recordset and perl 5.8?
Did you ask the perl core guys what they wanted to do with it?
I posted to the core maintenance folks. I haven't been tracking it
lately, however the conc
Hello All,
I'm planning to build a real real big web application
which has more then 50 sites dynamical generated
html and heavy load traffic.
Now, I'm a bit confused choosing the right templating
technology. Finally I see-saw between embperl and
mason. So I want to know the advantages and dis-
ad
Oliver,
What exactly do you mean by real big? Give some numbers and maybe some
of the list members may help.
I work with Embperl in many projects and I don't see why it would not
fit in yours. It's stable, powerful, easy to maintain, integrates with
Dreamweaver, etc...
Some time ago someone post
Luiz Fernando B. Ribeiro schrieb:
What exactly do you mean by real big? Give some numbers and maybe some
of the list members may help.
to give you a glue what I'm talking about I'll try to tell
you something aboutthe features of the application:
- user login (session management)
- editing and of c
On Tue, 23 Mar 2004, Oliver Brandt wrote:
> One of the most important things for me is the MVC - pardigm because I
> want to separate content and logic. How can I implement this method
> with embperl? (Because embperl is embedding perlcode in HTML) It's
> more the JavaServerPages/Java Beans concep
Ed Grimm schrieb:
We use traditional perl modules for the majority of our logic; web pages
only contain code to output into HTML. As such, we only use the full
power of Embperl a few places. However, it gives us our separation, and
allows us to write simple command-line tools that use the same
l
Oliver,
Tuesday, March 23, 2004, 6:50:05 PM, você escreveu:
OB> to give you a glue what I'm talking about I'll try to tell
OB> you something aboutthe features of the application:
OB> - user login (session management)
OB> - editing and of course creating a user profile
OB> - personalized user prof
Ed Grimm wrote:
Note that this requires web server restarts to change the logic, rather
than just editing the pages.
Also note that, if you're not in a very high load environment,
Apache::Reload can be used to deal with this issue. (Granted, you may
be in such an environment, but even if you are
Maybe you would want to start with eplsite.org, it is a web portal and
workflow system written using embperl.
CKG
Oliver Brandt escribió:
Ed Grimm schrieb:
We use traditional perl modules for the majority of our logic; web pages
only contain code to output into HTML. As such, we only use the
I posted a brief (somewhat opinionated) comparison with Mason last
December when someone asked the same question:
http://www.ecos.de/~mailarc/embperl/2003-12/msg00049.html
At Tue, 23 Mar 2004 22:50:05 +0100, Oliver Brandt wrote:
> One of the most important things for me is the MVC - pardigm beca
Hi -
I am up and running with Embperl, but want to set my emacs
(gnu-emacs 21.3) for proper editing.
I downloaded and installed the 'mmm' package (0.4.7) as per
the directions on the Embperl site. Added the lisp in
http://www.aarg.net/erik/mmm-embperl.el to my ~/.emacs file
and now have several p
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