d it failed right away: I can't catch a die
(aka throw) without having to do [EMAIL PROTECTED]>isa all over the place. I may as
well
just use a response object that has a code and a message...which isn't
really exception handling.
Thanks,
Stuart
Stuart Moffatt - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sof
sking on modperl
because in a regular CGI (without the use of $r->lookup_uri subrequest) it
works fine. Do I have a race condition? Some badly scoped vars? Any
weirdness with subrequests that I don't know about?
Thanks,
Stuart
Stuart Moffatt - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Software Developer, User
sourceforge.com? :)
Not yet. Like all of us, I am swamped at work with other code. Perhaps in
January.
And thanks for the tip on p5ee. A little overkill for what I need right now,
but its good to know about.
I'll let the list know when I release Straps. Thanks for all of your
comments.
[Bac
s for the tip - I've looked there before for hints. Which is why I am
talking here.
But the weirdness of it is that Struts is not a CPAN issue, it's an Apache
project (separate and apart from mod_perl)
So even if I clear the CPAN namespace under Apache::, I think I would still
want to talk
ork and config file
uses the same naming conventions as struts.
Comments?
Thanks,
Stuart
Stuart Moffatt - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Software Developer, User Interface - (613)591-6655 x2009
http://www.bridgewatersystems.com
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