The "mod_perl2 User's Guide" book is out
Hi everybody, Jim Brandt, Allison Randal and I are happy to announce that the first book about mod_perl2: The "mod_perl2 User's Guide" has been published and available for purchase. See the book's site: http://modperl2book.org/ for details. 50% of this book's proceeds will go The Perl Foundation [http://www.perlfoundation.org/]. Please help us spread the word using your favorite social bookmarks service: digg, reddit, del.icio.us, etc.. Feel free to post the links here for others to vote for to avoid splits. Here is a quick way to access many of those services at once: http://socialposter.com/generator.php?c=all&tip=links&url=http%3A%2F%2Fmodperl2book.org%2F&title=mod_perl2%20User's%20Guide&text= Thank you and enjoy the book! -- _ Stas Bekmanmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://stason.org/ http://www.linkedin.com/in/stasbekman http://stasosphere.com/ http://stason.org/photos/gallery/ http://healingcloud.com http://chestofbooks.com/ http://modperlbook.org/ http://modperl2book.org
Child processes/cache question
Condition: I'm pre-load sharable data at apache start, but I also have different data that is caching itself within child processes. Goal: to pre-cache within each process, the data that cannot be cached within the shared space. Not sure if I'm asking this correctly, but is there a method by which child processes may do their own start-up routine (i.e. pre-cache) at fork time from the parent? Now, each process basically does this on first use.
Re: Child processes/cache question
David Willams wrote: > Condition: I'm pre-load sharable data at apache start, but I also have > different data that is caching itself within child processes. > Goal: to pre-cache within each process, the data that cannot be cached > within the shared space. > > Not sure if I'm asking this correctly, but is there a method by which > child processes may do their own start-up routine ( i.e. pre-cache) at > fork time from the parent? Now, each process basically does this on > first use. child_init hook?
Re: Child processes/cache question
Excellent. That's it. Thanks! On 9/10/07, William A. Rowe, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > David Willams wrote: > > Condition: I'm pre-load sharable data at apache start, but I also have > > different data that is caching itself within child processes. > > Goal: to pre-cache within each process, the data that cannot be cached > > within the shared space. > > > > Not sure if I'm asking this correctly, but is there a method by which > > child processes may do their own start-up routine ( i.e. pre-cache) at > > fork time from the parent? Now, each process basically does this on > > first use. > > child_init hook? >
Re: The "mod_perl2 User's Guide" book is out
I've been waiting for this book for the longest time... Stas Bekman wrote: Hi everybody, Jim Brandt, Allison Randal and I are happy to announce that the first book about mod_perl2: The "mod_perl2 User's Guide" has been published and available for purchase. See the book's site: http://modperl2book.org/ for details. 50% of this book's proceeds will go The Perl Foundation [http://www.perlfoundation.org/]. Please help us spread the word using your favorite social bookmarks service: digg, reddit, del.icio.us, etc.. Feel free to post the links here for others to vote for to avoid splits. Here is a quick way to access many of those services at once: http://socialposter.com/generator.php?c=all&tip=links&url=http%3A%2F%2Fmodperl2book.org%2F&title=mod_perl2%20User's%20Guide&text= Thank you and enjoy the book!
Re: PDF creation tools
PDF::API2 is awesome. I use it to create entire pdf documents as well as to lay text over already existing pdf documents. Jordan On 9/5/07, Bill Whillers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello, > > I'm looking for a fast and simple module for creating simple PDF format > documents from mostly text data and possibly some small images (i.e. > icons, > etc.). > > Lot's of tools available on either CPAN or Source Forge, but it's been a > while > since I've looked at these and I'm guessing 1 or 2 have risen to the top > inside the mod_perl community. > > Any recommedations? >
