mod_perl 1.29 install help

2006-06-14 Thread Rob Allen


First off, I'm new to 
Apache and mod_perl.  I've done a bunch of reading, downloaded the 
mod_perl.tar.gz file & uncompressed it.  I'm installing to a Win32 
environment (Win XP Pro SP2 Build 2600).  I tried following the install 
instructions, which say to open the /src/modules/win23/mod_perl.dsp project file 
in MS Visual Studio.  My version of Visual Studio is MDE 
(.NET) 2003 version 7.1.3088.
 
When I try to open the .dsp file, 
Studio.NET prompts me to "convert" the project file.  It then craps out 
saying the project file (mod_perl.dsp) is corrupt.
 
Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
 

Rob 
Allen
Senior Systems AnalystGensa 
CorporationCrowne Corporate 
Center II2870 Gateway Oaks DriveSacramento, CA 95833http://www.gensa.com

RE: mod_perl 1.29 install HELPPP!!!

2006-06-15 Thread Rob Allen
Title: Re: mod_perl 1.29 install help






Okay, next problem.  I 
downloaded IndigoPerl and installed it...got Apache running and Perl seems 
okay.  Got MSVS.NET 2003 for my compiler.  I'm trying to load all the 
prerequisites for Apache::OWA so I can get that module running.  (My 
ultimate goal is to be able to run an app developed using Oracle's WSGL stuff 
using an all open-source middle tier.)  The first one I'm trying to load is 
Digest::SHA1, which is a prereq for a prereq (DBI).  When I run make, I'm 
getting all kinds of hassles finding required include files: types.h, stdarg.h, 
ctype.h, who knows what else.  I've searched the downloaded/unzipped files, 
and I've searched the CPAN site with no luck.
 
Can I just dummy these out as blank 
files?  Or is my download missing some required includes?
 
Forgive my ignorance...I'm normally an 
Oracle developer.  This is all new territory for me.
 


Rob 
Allen
Senior Systems AnalystGensa 
CorporationCrowne Corporate 
Center II2870 Gateway Oaks DriveSacramento, CA 95833http://www.gensa.com




More noob problems

2006-06-19 Thread Rob Allen


Still having newbie 
troubles with IndigoPerl.  It all installed correctly and the service is up 
and running.  I can start/stop Apache consistently with no troubles.  
There are no errors reported in the error log.
 
BUT...
 
Apache is sucking up 90-95% of my CPU 
pretty consistently, and when I make a request (http://localhost...) including trying to run 
PerlConsole, it hangs.  No error message, no 404 Page Not Found, 
nothing.  It just hangs and sucks CPU cycles until I shut down 
Apache.
 
Running on Win XP.
 
Any advice?  (Please spare me the 
"get off Windows" advice, though.  I don't have a choice.)
 

Rob 
Allen
Senior Systems AnalystGensa 
CorporationCrowne Corporate 
Center II2870 Gateway Oaks DriveSacramento, CA 95833http://www.gensa.com