In the apache1/mod_perl1 environment, there was an
environment variable
UNIQUE_ID
available. This ID was unique for each request.
In the apache2/modperl2 environment, this variable has
disappeared. I have not found any method in the mod_perl2
API. What's the "official" way to get/create such a
Under mod_perl 1, I used the following simple debugging
framework:
1. apache calls DebugClient
2. DebugClient connects to DebugServer (Unix socket)
3. DebugServer calls the request handler with a fake
Apache object (Apache::FakeRequest) and returns the
response to the DebugClient
If an error oc
che object replacement.
-- Thomas
Um Wed, 01 Sep 2004 13:45:27 -0400
schrieb Geoffrey Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> Thomas Lochmatter wrote:
> > You're right: both methods (content_languages() and
> > content_language()) work on the Apache object, although
> >
patch would be to add content_languages()
instead of replacing content_language().
-- Thomas
Um Fri, 27 Aug 2004 19:25:41 -0700
schrieb Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Thomas Lochmatter wrote:
> > (ModPerl 1.29, Apache.pm 1.27, FakeRequest.pm 1.00)
> >
> > In the Apac
(ModPerl 1.29, Apache.pm 1.27, FakeRequest.pm 1.00)
In the Apache::FakeRequest module, there is a method called
"content_language". The Apache module however calls this
method "content_languages".
I guess this is a bug. It could be corrected by changing
FakeRequest.pm, line 20:
< content content
