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Thursday October 24, 2002
10:25 AM
playing with mod_perl 2.0
I've started to dabble a bit with mod_perl 2.0 by creating a port of
at any rate, the new (beta, still incomplete, etc)
enjoy.
Apache::Clean. turns out that after a small learning curve it wasn't too hard. Apache::Clean serves an output filter, and the new Apache::Filter API is much cleaner and straightforward than the old TIEHANDLE model. the only thing that bugs me right now is that you have to use tons of classes explicitly in order to access the various request object methods. but I guess that will change in time or we'll just get used to it.at any rate, the new (beta, still incomplete, etc)
Apache::Clean can be found here. I've tried to set it up so that the code is instructional, so maybe it can serve as a starting point for those wanting to play with the latest stuff.enjoy.
Or is it a BUG?"
"Let's call it an accidental feature. :-)"
--Larry Wall in <6909@jpl-devvax.JPL.NASA.GOV>
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