Michael Peters wrote:
André Warnier wrote:
My doubts focus (mainly) on the following issues
- wether or not I *can* declare and initialise some object e.g. in the
PerlChildInitHandler, and later access that same object in the request
handlers.
Yes.
- also, if later from the request handler,
On 9/26/07, André Warnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - For portability and ease-of-installation reasons, I would like to
> avoid the usage of an external DBMS.
I think you're making a mistake there. An RDBMS is the easiest way to
achieve what you want.
There is no simple way to share a Perl da
André Warnier wrote:
> My doubts focus (mainly) on the following issues
> - wether or not I *can* declare and initialise some object e.g. in the
> PerlChildInitHandler, and later access that same object in the request
> handlers.
Yes.
> - also, if later from the request handler, I would call a m
André Warnier wrote:
- if there is a mandatory difference between threaded/non-threaded mp2
perl code, can I check at run-time under which environment I'm running,
and condition which code is executed accordingly ?
To answer one question, you can use the Apache2::MPM module to find out
what
For quite a while now, I have been mulling the following issue, without
ever seeming to get the final, bestest and greatest solution : how to
best share a data structure over many Apache2 requests, in a
multi-platform context.
My doubts have to do with what exactly can be shared and how between
