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Tracing mod_perl execution (Score:1)

by pdcawley (485)

Apache::DB is your very good friend when you've got a mod_perl app that's too entangled with the workings of Apache to be debugged separately.

Personally I'm rather keen on moving application logic out into a separately testable and runnable layer that doesn't make mod_perl assumptions, but time pressure often stops that happening in real life...
- Re:Tracing mod_perl execution (Score:2)
  
  by jjohn (22)
  
  I have heard of Apache::DB and I really do need to look at it more carefully. The application in question is a framework (never easy to debug anyway). Let me do my homework on Apache::DB and see if it can help in a situation as difficult as this.

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