As usual, I'm facing another problem.
I'm playing with APR::* module like you suggested me (Fred, ) in your
first email.
I suggested a few different methods, this this just the one I use. As
Perrin pointed out in a different thread a few days ago, the performance
gain of this module is overshadowed by other operations for most cases,
and some of the othe solutions may be faster to implement.
I successfully send a cookie using APR::Request::Cookie (like described
in the doc), but I did't know how to read that cookie from a
PerlResponseHandler.
The problem is that the doc doesn't tell how to simply create a
APR::Request from an Apache::RequestRec? Or how to create a jar object
from Apache::RequestRec?
I use the Apache2::Cookie wrapper which encapsulates the APR::*
packages. The Apache2::Cookie package shows the details of what goes on
under the hood, which sounds what you are looking for.
use Apache2::Cookie;
my $j = Apache2::Cookie::Jar->new($r);
my $c_in = $j->cookies("foo");
Hth,
Fred
