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Dear tektsu

In my quest for deciding which I like best between Catalyst and Maypole, I've found various references to Mac OS X's apache and mod_perl working unreliable or not working at all with some modules. In those references, the authors always recommended building your own apache / mod_perl. In that case I would also build my own perl...

I hope this helps.

Best regards

-lem, but some call me fokat

In reply to Re: Getting SOAP to work with mod_perl by fokat
in thread Getting SOAP to work with mod_perl by tektsu

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