> Subclass Template::Service::Apache and provide your own header() method.
> There's not a lot to it, other than sending the content type and some
> extra headers.
>
> Then use the following directive in the httpd.conf to invoke your new
> service module:
>
> TT2ServiceModule Your::Service::Module
>
> Alternately, if you're feeling adventurous, you could figure out how
> to add the TT2ContentType configuration directive and then hack on
> the regular Template::Service::Apache::header() method to make this a
> configurable option.
>
> HTH
> A
Ooops posting this back to the list:
Thanx i figured that out just before your reply.
I just made a new Template::Service::Apache module with the following
headers() sub:
sub headers {
my ($self, $r, $template, $content) = @_;
my $headers = $self->{ SERVICE_HEADERS };
my $all = $headers->{ all };
my $ct = $r->dir_config("TT2CustomHeader") ?
$r->dir_config("TT2CustomHeader") : "text/html";
$r->content_type($ct);
$r->headers_out->add('Last-Modified' =>
ht_time($template->modtime()))
if $all or $headers->{ modified } and $template;
$r->headers_out->add('Content-Length' => length $$content)
if $all or $headers->{ length };
$r->headers_out->add('E-tag' => sprintf q{"%s"}, md5_hex($$content))
if $all or $headers->{ etag };
$r->send_http_header;
}
And i'm just adding a:
PerlSetVar TT2CustomHeader
to my configuration.
Not as clean as adding a configuration option but I don't feel THAT
adventurous today ;-).
Thak you very much for the swift reply,
Loic.
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