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Posted to embperl@perl.apache.org by Kaare Rasmussen <ka...@kakidata.dk> on 2002/09/14 14:59:21 UTC
Apache og mod_perl 2
Hi
Will all features of Embperl work as well under apache & mod_perl 2 as under
1?
What about DBIx::Recordset?
I'd like to find a nice overview of what is better (and if so, what is worse)
in 2, but the information I find through search engines are a mixed bag - a
lot seems outdated, so how to know what is current?
I have lots of questions - what about Apache::DBI, session persistence,
performance and so on.
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Re: Apache og mod_perl 2
Posted by Gerald Richter <ri...@ecos.de>.
Hi
>
> Will all features of Embperl work as well under apache & mod_perl 2 as
under
> 1?
As long as you only use the prefork MPM it will work the same
>
> What about DBIx::Recordset?
>
Should be no problem
> I'd like to find a nice overview of what is better (and if so, what is
worse)
> in 2, but the information I find through search engines are a mixed bag -
a
> lot seems outdated, so how to know what is current?
The main problem of mod_perl 2 is, that the docs are not fully written yet
and a lot of things have changed because the Apache API has changed. There
is a module called Apache::compat, when you use it most things works the
same way as in mod_perl 1. The main source of information is perl.apache.org
and of cousre the mod_perl source itself.
> I have lots of questions - what about Apache::DBI, session persistence,
> performance and so on.
>
Apache::DBI should work, sessions also and performance should be better (but
I am not aware of any mod_perl 2 benchmarks). You will run into trouble as
soon as you try to use the worker MPM which uses threads, because not all
modules supports threads yet.
Gerald
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