On May 16, 2011 12:30 , marco <marcodis...@gmail.com> wrote:
As you told me, I have read how to use mod_perl. For my goal, as I
expalin you in the previous mail, I can use mod perl to create an
handler that will be executed corresponding to any phase of httpRequest.
For example, the */PerlPostRequestHandler /*is executed after the
apache server receives the http request and it did its parsing. So, in
this way, when this handler is invoked I can do in it all the things I
want. But I ask you if this handler is executed in parallel or it is
executed in a sequential mode?
Do you think am I on the right?Have you never work with these handler?
I have never done this. Hooks and handlers are executed sequentially,
though: each request is handled by a single thread, and only one thing
is happening for a single request at any given point in time. For your
other mod_perl related questions, please ask on the mod_perl users'
mailing list.
As Eric pointed out, the main advantage of mod_perl is if you're already
very comfortable with Perl or very uncomfortable with C.
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Mark Montague
m...@catseye.org
