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Perrin,

Regarding your questions
>>What does $r->location() tell you? Make sure you are loading
>>Apache2::RequestUtil.

$r->location() returns the same mapping /someurl and I am loading the
Apache2::RequestUtil.

One more thing I need to convey, infact I have two location block for same
mapping as below

***
*SSLRequireSSL
*SetHandler perl-script*
***PerlSetVar somevar1 1
**PerlSetVar somevar2 2
**PerlHandler Apache::Hello*
*
*
and then below that


PerlAccessHandler Apache::Hello1


If I combine both the location, I mean add the PerlAccessHandler to the
first Location block and remove the 2nd Location block, I am able to read
the values set by PerlSetVar. Can you please point out why this is behaving
in this way

Thanks


On 10/19/06, Perrin Harkins wrote:
>
> On Thu, 2006-10-19 at 13:22 +0530, khan.sajid@wipro.com wrote:
> > Thanks Perrin for the reply,
> > >Most likely you are not actually in the Location block that you think
> > you're in
> > I am on the same Location block
>
> What does $r->location() tell you? Make sure you are loading
> Apache2::RequestUtil.
>
> > May be, Also does the Apache2 request object constructs itself
> > differently from Apache 1.3
>
> Well, it's a completely different set of code, so yes.
>
> > Or should we use a different Handler, I tried substituting with
> > PerlResponseHandler but not with much help
>
> PerlHandler means the same thing in mod_perl 2.
>
> - Perrin
>
>
>
>

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Perrin,



Regarding your questions

>>What does $r->location() tell you?  Make sure you are loading

>>Apache2::RequestUtil.



$r->location() returns the same mapping /someurl and I am loading the Apache2::RequestUtil.



One more thing I need to convey, infact I have two location block for same mapping as below



<Location
/someurl>
SSLRequireSSL

SetHandler            perl-script

PerlSetVar            somevar1    1

PerlSetVar           
somevar2   2

PerlHandler           Apache::Hello

</Location>



and then below that



<Location /someurl>

PerlAccessHandler   Apache::Hello1

</Location>



If I combine both the location, I mean add the PerlAccessHandler to the
first Location block and remove the 2nd Location block, I am able to
read the values set by PerlSetVar. Can you  please point out why
this is behaving in this way



Thanks

On 10/19/06, Perrin Harkins <errin@elem.com" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">perrin@elem.com
> wrote:

On Thu, 2006-10-19 at 13:22 +0530, khan.sajid@wipro.com wrote:
> Thanks Perrin for the reply,
> >Most likely you are not actually in the Location block that you think

> you're in
> I am on the same Location block

What does $r->location() tell you?  Make sure you are loading
Apache2::RequestUtil.

> May be, Also does the Apache2 request object constructs itself

> differently from Apache 1.3

Well, it's a completely different set of code, so yes.

> Or should we use a different Handler, I tried substituting with
> PerlResponseHandler but not with much help


PerlHandler means the same thing in mod_perl 2.

- Perrin

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