April 1999
Intermediate to advanced
748 pages
20h 19m
English
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D.9. Miscellaneous
| Apache::Language |
Apache::Language provides transparent multiple language support for mod_perl scripts and Apache Perl modules.
Author
Philippe M. Chiasson, gozer@ectoplasm.dyndns.com
| Apache::LogFile |
Apache::LogFile provides a PerlLogFile directive that will open a Perl filehandle at server startup time. The filehandle can be connected to a program via Apache's reliable piped log API or simply to a file on disk.
Author
Doug MacEachern, dougm@pobox.com
| Apache::Mmap |
Apache::Mmap provides a facility for using the mmap() system call to have the OS map a file or Perl scalar variable into a process's address space.
Author
Mike Fletcher, lemur1@mindspring.com
| Apache::Module |
Apache::Module provides interfaces to the Apache C data structures and API that are related to a module structure, the module, handler_rec, and command_rec structures. The package includes two modules which use these interfaces. Apache::ModuleDoc generates on-the-fly documentation of C modules, including Perl directive syntax. Apache::ShowRequest takes a URI and walks you through each of the request phases, showing which modules participate in each and what return code they produce for the given URI.
Author
Doug MacEachern, dougm@pobox.com
| Apache::Peek |
Apache::Peek is a modified version of the Devel::Peek module which sends peek output to the client rather than STDERR.
Author
Doug MacEachern, dougm@pobox.com
| Apache::Request |
Apache::Request , Apache::Cookie, and Apache::Upload provide a Perl interface ...
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