I think it's great that you are proud of your work. Criticism will make
your work better.
Calling this "cross-language remoting" is kind of a misnomer, because
standards like SOAP/XML-RPC are what allow RPC to occur cross-language.
Yours is a Perl server solution (by definition), and not bas
On Fri, 26 Nov 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> XML-RPC is a standalone system (except for the Java-Apache extension). If
> you need to run your webservices system on port 80, for firewalling issues
> for instance, you can't also run Apache. That's not ideal. With
> mod_perlservice, you can host RP
>> what _does_ need to happen, though, is for Apache::compat to redefine
>> filename() so that it behaves like mp1 did. I just don't have the
>> tuits at
>> the moment.
>
>
> Right, but there are issues with doing that:
>
> 1) that should probably be overridable and not loaded by default:
> ht
Stas Bekman wrote:
> Cool, but where the problem was coming from? The httpd's ./configure which
> was running grep to make config decisions? If so you need to report this
> as a bug to httpd dev, since configure should check that you have the
> sufficiently good grep installed. (so in the future ot
Stephen Jungels wrote:
Bear with me for one last post on this subject in order to explain how the
issue was resolved. The issue did not turn out to be mod_perl-related, so
this will be of interest mainly to owners of the Buffalo Linkstation.
So briefly, the underlying cause of the problem was a br
Bear with me for one last post on this subject in order to explain how the
issue was resolved. The issue did not turn out to be mod_perl-related, so
this will be of interest mainly to owners of the Buffalo Linkstation.
So briefly, the underlying cause of the problem was a broken grep
distributed
All I ask is that you kill that center tag on your site :)
I have an aborted project that had been intended to use XML-RPC with PHP
being the client, and mod_perl being the server. I am interested in what
you are doing, but I am wondering how much use it is for this kind of
project if it is not
Gentlemen,
mod_perlservice rocks. I know because I wrote it.
Let my email explain why I wrote mod_perlservice and why it will provide
obvious benefits to webservices developers.
Why not just use XML-RPC?
XML-RPC is a standalone system (except for the Java-Apache extension). If
you need to run y
Thierry Valentin wrote:
Hello,
I've tried the My::HappyWorkaround::CLONE trick...
But sorry, same punishment as before:
=> Apache refuses to start + MS Failure Dialog.
Does this function get to run at all? Add:
warn "CLONE is running\n";
inside this function and check the logs/console while start
Hello,
I've tried the My::HappyWorkaround::CLONE trick...
But sorry, same punishment as before:
=> Apache refuses to start + MS Failure Dialog.
Jan Dubois was pointing out that win32::OLE was not thread safe. So this could
explain why this still fails at startup, whatever the way we try to load th
Hi,
I have an END block in my Apache::PerlRun script. First I was trying to print
something
in the END{} block and it didn't show up on the browser. I tried writing to a
file and it
worked great! The weird thing is that when I try to use Dumper() call or any
other
module it doesn't work, it bai
Rici Lake wrote:
On 26-Nov-04, at 11:14 AM, Stas Bekman wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
More precisely, if I set (for example) the LogLevel to "error", I
only get
error and more critical logs AND also "notice" logs (but not warn logs).
I can reproduce that problem. I'll keep you posted when
On 26-Nov-04, at 11:14 AM, Stas Bekman wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
More precisely, if I set (for example) the LogLevel to "error", I
only get
error and more critical logs AND also "notice" logs (but not warn
logs).
I can reproduce that problem. I'll keep you posted when I get a chance
Sorry Alex, I hit a wrong button in my previous response.
It looks like your script is a CGI script that sends own CGI
Content-Type. In order to use Apache::Filter chain you need to make your
script Apache::Filter compatible. It might be as simple as to comment
the print of Content-Type in your sc
Mike Ward wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Email::Valid to check the validity of submitted email
addresses, and for some reason, it thinks that
"mike[at)skybird-travel.com" (replace [at) with @, obviously) contains
a invalid domain.
I'm sorry Mike, but please stick to modperl questions on this list. This
is o
On 26 Nov 2004, at 17:43, Mike Ward wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Email::Valid to check the validity of submitted email
addresses, and for some reason, it thinks that
"mike[at)skybird-travel.com" (replace [at) with @, obviously) contains
a invalid domain.
I'm using the module like so:
eval {
$addr = Email
Hi Alex,
Can anyone shed any light on this, or suggest an alternative way to
dynamically compress the output from mod_perl?
We are using Compress::Zlib
use Compress::Zlib
my $compress = Compress::Zlib::memGzip($output);
my $length = length($compress);
my $header = "Content-Type: text/html\n";
$
Hi,
I've been looking into using gzip to compress the output from our
mod_perl servers. After a bit of research, I decided to use
Apache::Dynagzip. My configuration is as follows:
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Apache::RegistryFilter Apache::Dynagzip
PerlSetVar Filte
Hi,
I'm using Email::Valid to check the validity of submitted email
addresses, and for some reason, it thinks that
"mike[at)skybird-travel.com" (replace [at) with @, obviously) contains
a invalid domain.
I'm using the module like so:
eval {
$addr = Email::Valid->address( -address => $value,
william lai wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
then user/password will promt user/password for the first time
accessing the page even though user logined, am i right?
Yes.
Do i need a samba server in apache which use the AuthenNTLM.
No, this module works with both Samba and Windows. (See the do
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
More precisely, if I set (for example) the LogLevel to "error", I only get
error and more critical logs AND also "notice" logs (but not warn logs).
I can reproduce that problem. I'll keep you posted when I get a chance to
debug it.
If I set to anything more critical
Hi everyone,
I have trouble with the LogLevel parameter in Apache Configuration and
generation of undesired log entries.
More precisely, if I set (for example) the LogLevel to "error", I only get
error and more critical logs AND also "notice" logs (but not warn logs).
If I set to anythin
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