On Monday 14 December 2009 18:45:01 Tosh Cooey wrote:
> my %config=
>(
> clientA=>[
>
> ...
>
> The problem is this creates a LARGE config file for 10,000+ clients, and
> I'm still naive enough to dream big :)
>
That %config hash was meant as an example. In the real world you would fet
The PerlHeaderParserHandler would look like:
my %config=
(
clientA=>[
...
The problem is this creates a LARGE config file for 10,000+ clients, and
I'm still naive enough to dream big :)
Like I noted in a post to Randal, actually overriding the "_dbi_connect"
sub in the parent was prov
This is one of my options, but it's down at the bottom of my desired
outcomes. The CGI::Session modules have been getting a lot of reading
lately ;)
Thanks Jay!
Tosh
Jay Scherrer wrote:
Tosh,
If your users are already verified or not, try using a switch statement
based on their inputs dir
Tosh,
If your users are already verified or not, try using a switch statement
based on their inputs directing them to the needed function.
If they already have cookie info use that as your switch/case redirection.
Jay Scherrer
Tosh Cooey wrote:
You may have seen my other recent questions to th
On Monday 14 December 2009 16:14:31 Tosh Cooey wrote:
> You may have seen my other recent questions to the list this month, the
> gist of which is:
>
> I want to setup an application for multiple clients, each of whom have
> their own users.
>
> http://www.site.com/clientA/application.pl
> http:/
Tosh Cooey wrote:
You may have seen my other recent questions to the list this month, the
gist of which is:
I want to setup an application for multiple clients, each of whom have
their own users.
http://www.site.com/clientA/application.pl
http://www.site.com/clientB/application.pl
http://www
Hi Randal, sorry my message wasn't concise enough, perhaps I was letting
the haze of it reflect my haze of this problem...
Anyway, this is not a hosting environment. This is an application, for
example like GMail for Business is an email application that lets a
business, like mine, go to:
h
> "Tosh" == Tosh Cooey writes:
Tosh> I want to setup an application for multiple clients, each of whom have
their
Tosh> own users.
Tosh> http://www.site.com/clientA/application.pl
Tosh> http://www.site.com/clientB/application.pl
Tosh> http://www.site.com/clientX/application.pl
Just an asid
Hi Tosh,
Have you considered using a Web framework like Catalyst? I haven't used
Catalyst, but a cursory read of your problems makes me think that a Web
framework may have already solved most of your problems.
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
khan...@charityweb.net
Tosh Cooey wrote:
You may have seen
You may have seen my other recent questions to the list this month, the
gist of which is:
I want to setup an application for multiple clients, each of whom have
their own users.
http://www.site.com/clientA/application.pl
http://www.site.com/clientB/application.pl
http://www.site.com/clientX/a
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