In Embperl.pm in function handler it would be the right place to patch.
I tried to find anything about the instance method, but found nothing
(except one example where it's used). Could you point me to any
documentation where I can find more about this instance method?
Gerald
>
> That Makes a
>
> I finished with the embperl compiling for apache2 and I'm a
> little bewildered, being this is my first look at apach2.
>
> Does it not take anymore, the need to compile mod_perl into
> apache2 and with embperl explicitley, like I used to have to
> do? Or is this now all done through and
>
> I've inherited a mess from a previous ISP administrator. Has
> anyone here had experience with gentoo, apache2 and embperl?
> If so could you suggest best methods to install and configure
> for use on a gentoo box? Do I need to build apache, mod_perl,
> all from source or can the gentoo pa
Hi,
>
> Is anyone one using an Embperl Object site with mod_negotiation ?
>
I didn't have tried it, but does it changes anything if you use a
Instead of
Gerald
> I am trying to get _base.epl called when pages are named
> index.fr.html and index.ja.html . When I call the page
> direct
>
> Is there a preferred way to do this or how to some of you do it?
>
>
You should move it to the Embperl application object. Then you can put it in
$epreq -> {foo} and access it from every of your pages
Gerald
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To unsubs
Hi Gerald..
If it's any help I tried writing a subclass of
Embperl.pm and overriding the handler() method and
putting in a call to Apache::Request->instance, but it
just segfaulted...
I then tried writing a handler that simply created the
Apache::Request->instance and then called
Embperl::handle
On Fri, Jun 17, 2005 at 09:29:55PM +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
>Hi,
>
>>
>> Is anyone one using an Embperl Object site with mod_negotiation ?
>>
>
>I didn't have tried it, but does it changes anything if you use a
>
>
>
>Instead of
>
Using Files works.
I wish I could use a Files within a Loca
