HTML::Template::JIT - a just-in-time compiler for HTML::Template
CHANGES
- Added support for case_sensitive option to new().
- Added new print_to_stdout option to new() to have output
printed to STDOUT as it is generated.
- Added support for ESCAPE. Template syntax support is now
complete
There were a lot or perl coders when I was there for a short consulting
gig. Wonder if any of my perl code still survives...
-Todd
On Sun, 16 Jun 2002, F. Xavier Noria wrote:
> Does anybody know which is the technology behind Amazon?
>
> -- fxn
>
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Changes since 1.99_02:
win32 fix for the global Apache->request object to make sure it
Hi, any comments on Java Servlet, .NET, mod_Perl and others such as
ColdFusion ? I personally was asked for such question a few days ago. The
other side needs a service like UPS.com. What do people on this mailing list
think about ?
Peter Bi
- Original Message -
From: "Perrin Harkins" <
> Does anybody know which is the technology behind Amazon?
If you look at their job listings, you'll see it's a lot of C/C++ and
Perl, with a smattering of other things, running on Unix. That's pretty
typical of the really big sites.
- Perrin
> Not quite sure what you mean here. The general WO request-response
loop is
> 1 Process request
> 2 Perform action
> 3 Return response
>
> Step 3 is entirely dependent on the previous two, just like any
> mod_perl/CGI/php app.
The introductory documentation makes it look each URL is tied to a
s
Does anybody know which is the technology behind Amazon?
-- fxn
Perrin &al
> > Once you use it, everything else
> > sucks. There are no exceptions.
> That's kind of a rude statement to make on this list, where all of these
> people are offering free software and support to you.
Ah, you're right; I actually never meant that as a slight against things
mod_per
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Thx!
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Thx!
> An Object-Relational mapper takes objects and stores them in a
relational
> database, as transparently as possible. I think the most pure example
of
> this I've seen in the Perl world is Tangram
(www.tangram-persistence.org).
> SPOPS is also an O-R mapper (actually, its a generic Object
persist
> This approach works for some things, but I think it falls down when it
> comes to doing complex database searches, particularly searches
generated
> ad-hoc on multiple columns in multiple tables.
In general, the user interface you provide for a search will be much
higher-level than the SQL that
> My general motto is "tiers eq tears" ... I've never seen
> a really comfortable OO/SQL bridge.
So who's talking about an OO/SQL bridge? Not me. At least not an
automatic one. I write the SQL by hand.
> Group bys, order bys, multi-table selects, locking, SQL query
> plans and index optimisat
> WO is amazing, no two ways about it. Once you use it, everything else
> sucks. There are no exceptions.
That's kind of a rude statement to make on this list, where all of these
people are offering free software and support to you.
It's been a few years since I last evaluated WebObjects, but
> In most cases the Handler is set to "view", in which case View.pm
> instantiates other modules objects, (and those instantiations use
other
> url string data to determine what to construct into the object). View
> then just spits out the default head, body (created with the other
> objects) and
Yes. Use the LWP module, LWP::UserAgent. Its credentials() method lets you
add the username and password to the request.
At 05:25 PM 06/15/02 +0100, Tiago Almeida wrote:
>
>
>Hello,
>Can anyone tell me if theres any way to authenticate automatically to a
>htaccess protected web page with a Perl s
Thanks Jim
Thats just right
regards
tsa
On Sat, 2002-06-15 at 18:38, Jim Martinez wrote:
> On Jun 15 Tiago Almeida wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hello,
> > Can anyone tell me if theres any way to authenticate automatically to a
> > htaccess protected web page with a Perl script, sending the user name
>
On Jun 15 Tiago Almeida wrote:
>
>
> Hello,
> Can anyone tell me if theres any way to authenticate automatically to a
> htaccess protected web page with a Perl script, sending the user name
> and the password to the login box?
> i don't to open the web page , but i want to process some data in
On Sat, 15 Jun 2002, Douglas McCarthy wrote:
> I can't get Apache2 to start with mod_perl.
> I could on Linux, but am having trouble on NT.
> The launch gets stuck in startup.pl
>
> Apache finds startup.pl but complains that it can't locate Apache.pm in
> @INC. Trouble is, it's there.
you shou
Hello,
Can anyone tell me if theres any way to authenticate automatically to a
htaccess protected web page with a Perl script, sending the user name
and the password to the login box?
i don't to open the web page , but i want to process some data in it.
does any knows some module to do that
Be
I can't get Apache2 to start with mod_perl.
I could on Linux, but am having trouble on NT.
The launch gets stuck in startup.pl
Apache finds startup.pl but complains that it can't locate Apache.pm in
@INC. Trouble is, it's there.
I've played with the eagle book startup.pl (not to mention Stas
B
In UNIX platforms your test made Perl enter a 100% CPU loop consisting
of SEGVs on top of SEGVs on top of SEGVS... the below hopefully fixes:
Change 17250 by jhi@alpha on 2002/06/15 15:34:51
Possible cure for
Subject: Re: Thread bug in 5.8RC1 Win32
From: Alessan
Greetings.
On Fri, Jun 14, 2002 at 12:44:50PM +0200, Alessandro Forghieri wrote:
> Running NT4SP6, 5.8RC1 compiled debug.
>
> The following session:
>
> D:\Apache2>perl -d -e 42
> DB<1> ;{use threads;my $var=1;threads->create(sub{$var++})->join();}
>
> Crashes the intepreter, in perl.c:
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