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Re: Re: regarding session in CGI

by mnsbb (Initiate)
on Dec 17, 2003 at 15:52 UTC ( [id://315289]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: regarding session in CGI
in thread regarding session in CGI

thanks a lot hanenkamp. I m new to perl and cgi. i m little confused with mod_perl. Hence i beseech u to give me a clear picture of where mod_perl sits in my code, or please refer me some clear documents in gaining knowledge about that. Thanks again. mnsbb

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Re: Re: Re: regarding session in CGI
by hanenkamp (Pilgrim) on Dec 17, 2003 at 16:11 UTC

    Actually, mod_perl is just a platform within which you run your code. See http://perl.apache.org/ for details on mod_perl. Essentially, your CGI scripts can be used as is to run inside a special mod_perl handler process. Or you can rewrite your scripts to use mod_perl's handler API directly.

    Thus, you can probably use your code as is within mod_perl (though, you'll still need some modification to cache your telnet connection) or you can rewrite it to use the mod_perl framework directly, if you prefer.

      Hi hanenkemp and barrd, I got it working and now the response time is 2 seconds. Thanks a lot.
        hi, I got it working, and now the response is 2 secs. Thanks a lot. mnsbb
Re: Re: Re: regarding session in CGI
by barrd (Canon) on Dec 17, 2003 at 16:10 UTC
    Hi mnsbb,
    Don't worry, you're not alone...
    ...or please refer me some clear documents in gaining knowledge about that...
    I'm looking at them right now which can be found at http://perl.apache.org. I too am struggling a bit with mod_perl but the benefits seem to be worth it in the long run.

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