Gunther Birznieks wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
Hill, Ronald wrote:
It's much simpler than that. You need two sentences:
1) under mod_perl, globals remember their values from the previous
request, so you can cache the connection with:
$dbh ||= myconnect();
But Apache::DBI implements pingin
Stas Bekman wrote:
Hill, Ronald wrote:
It's much simpler than that. You need two sentences:
1) under mod_perl, globals remember their values from the previous
request, so you can cache the connection with:
$dbh ||= myconnect();
But Apache::DBI implements pinging (immediate or timing base
Hill, Ronald wrote:
-Original Message-
Grant McLean wrote:
Nathan Torkington wrote:
Current recipe list:
[gnat:~] grep head1 Ora/pcb2/ch21.pod
=head1 Introduction
=head1 Authenticating in mod_perl
=head1 Setting Cookies in mod_perl
=head1 Accessing Cookie Values from mod_perl
> -Original Message-
> Grant McLean wrote:
>
>
> Nathan Torkington wrote:
> > Current recipe list:
> > [gnat:~] grep head1 Ora/pcb2/ch21.pod
> > =head1 Introduction
> > =head1 Authenticating in mod_perl
> > =head1 Setting Cookies in mod_perl
> > =head1 Accessing Cookie Values
Nathan,
Something to keep in mind is that there are a lot of us out here that use mod_perl,
but don't write handlers. Nobody wants a slow system, so mod_perl must be used. I
bought "Writing Apache Modules with Perl and C" years ago, but haven't had much need
for the capabilities it discusses.
On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Nathan Torkington wrote:
> I need some people with brains (instead of the warm gray mush filling
>
> I also need help on content. I'm not competing with Geoff, Randy, and
>
> Current recipe list:
> [gnat:~] grep head1 Ora/pcb2/ch21.pod
> =head1 Introduction
> =head1 Au
Paul Lindner wrote:
Hi,
I only speak for myself, but I am happy to see mod_perl covered in the
Perl Cookbook. Why you ask? I see the inclusion of mod_perl helping
increase the size of the mod_perl "pie". A rising tide lifts all
boats.
I totally agree - at this stage in the game, the more
Paul Lindner wrote:
Hi,
I only speak for myself, but I am happy to see mod_perl covered in the
Perl Cookbook. Why you ask? I see the inclusion of mod_perl helping
increase the size of the mod_perl "pie". A rising tide lifts all
boats.
I second that. And just like Paul, I only speak for myse
Hi,
I only speak for myself, but I am happy to see mod_perl covered in the
Perl Cookbook. Why you ask? I see the inclusion of mod_perl helping
increase the size of the mod_perl "pie". A rising tide lifts all
boats.
I'm not too worried about the content. I'm sure it will be top-notch.
Consid
Nick,
I think you raise valid points that I think Nathan and the reviewers
should take on board when they do this chapter and subsequently review
it.
However...
1) I believe that rather than entirely naysay that some common cookbook
items can be covered in a mod_perl chapter, I would prefer
On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Nathan Torkington wrote:
> Actually, we do cover mod_perl--we published the Eagle book, "Writing
> Apache Modules ..." way back in 1999.
Yes, I have had my now dog-eared copy since then :)
> There's no way that 20 recipes in the Perl Cookbook will compete with
> the what, 2
Nathan Torkington wrote:
> Current recipe list:
> [gnat:~] grep head1 Ora/pcb2/ch21.pod
> =head1 Introduction
> =head1 Authenticating in mod_perl
> =head1 Setting Cookies in mod_perl
> =head1 Accessing Cookie Values from mod_perl
> =head1 Redirecting the Browser from mod_perl
> =head
* Ron Savage ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [12 Dec 2002 10:19]:
[...]
> Having 2 books which can both be casually, if incorrectly, called The
> mod_perl Cookbook, is asking for endless (minor) trouble. A distinct
> name would be a distinct advantage.
Given there's already "XML and Perl" and "Perl & XML" (
On Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at 03:17 PM, Ron Savage wrote:
Having 2 books which can both be casually, if incorrectly, called The
mod_perl Cookbook, is asking for endless (minor) trouble. A distinct
name would be a distinct advantage.
Nat's book is _The Perl Cookbook_, not _The mod_perl Co
On Wed, 11 Dec 2002 13:58:18 -0700, Nathan Torkington wrote:
Nathan
>I also need help on content. I'm not competing with Geoff, Randy,
Some of us are trying to implement authentication/login/logout where,
if at all possible, cookies are not to be used. A cookie-free
discussion would be most wel
Nick Tonkin writes:
> Obviously you (or ORA) _are_ competing with "mod_perl Developer's
> Cookbook" ...
>
> If ORA wanted to cover mod_perl they should not have let Geoff & co. get
> away to another publisher.
Actually, we do cover mod_perl--we published the Eagle book, "Writing
Apache Modules ..
On Wed, Dec 11, 2002 at 01:13:30PM -0800, Nick Tonkin wrote:
> Obviously you (or ORA) _are_ competing with "mod_perl Developer's
> Cookbook" ...
Why wouldn't they be? They have "Writing Apache modules with Perl and C"
after all. And with Stas' and Eric's book on the way (www.modperlbook.org)
they
Nat,
Obviously you (or ORA) _are_ competing with "mod_perl Developer's
Cookbook" ...
If ORA wanted to cover mod_perl they should not have let Geoff & co. get
away to another publisher.
Trying now to cover highly complex topics like "Authenticating in
mod_perl" in a recipe in a chapter of the P
> From: Nathan Torkington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 11 December 2002 20:58
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Perl Cookbook modperl chapter
>
>
> I also need help on content. I'm not competing with Geoff, Randy, and
> Paul's excellent book (mod_perl Developer's Cookbook)--they have 630
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