#5 Read XML configuration for handlers

[Clement OUDOT]

In module Lemonldap::Handlers::Generic (v0.06), it
seems having a problem on reading XML config for handler.

For example, my configuration is :
<domain
id="d069.cp"
Cookie="linagora"
templates_dir="/var/www/portail/templates"
Portal="http://portail.d069.cp/portail/accueil.pl"
Menu="http://portail.d069.cp/portail/menu.pl"
ldap_server="ldap-lyon-qualif.d069.cp"
ldap_branch_people="ou=dgcp,ou=mefi,o=gouv,c=fr"
Session="memcached"
>
<handler
id="clement"
AttrLdap="ldap_auth"
CodeAppli="LIN"
Basepub="http://hander.d069.cp"
BasePriv="http://www.linagora.com"
IpcNb="0"
EnabledProxy="1"
ProxyExt="http://IP.IP.IP.IP:3132"
>
</handler>

All elements in <domain> are well retrivied, but none
for <handler>. I correct the line 152 :
OLD : my $tmpconf = $GENERAL->{$ID_HANDLER};
NEW : my $tmpconf = $GENERAL->{"handler"}->{$ID_HANDLER};

It works for me...

[Clement OUDOT]

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After researches I think I've found the source of the problem :

when you use IPC cache, you call the _readFile subroutine,
which parses the XML file like that :
XMLin( $file, ForceArray => 1) ;

but when you skip te IPC Cache, in the getAllConfig
subroutine, you parse the XML file like that :
XMLin( $file );

You have to set the option ForecArray here too...

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[Clement OUDOT]

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The ForceArray option doesn't seem to be the final solution...

When I dump my config, with or without the ForceArray
option, I have :
#================================
'domain' => {
'd069.cp' => {
'templates_dir' =>
'/var/www/portail/templates',
'ldap_server' => 'XXXX',
'Portal' =>
'http://portail.d069.cp/portail/accueil.pl',
'handler' => {
'clement2' => {

'AttrLdap' => 'ldap_auth',

'BasePriv' => 'http://www.linagora.com',

'BasePub' => 'http://handler.d069.cp',

'ProxyExt' => 'http://XXXX:3132',

'EnabledProxy' => '1',

'CodeAppli' => 'LIN',

'IpcNb' => '5'
},
'clement' => {

'AttrLdap' => 'ldap_auth',

'BasePriv' => 'http://www.linagora.com',

'BasePub' => 'http://handler.d069.cp',

'ProxyExt' => 'http://XXX:3132',

'EnabledProxy' => '1',

'CodeAppli' => 'LIN',

'IpcNb' => '5'
}
},
'Session' => 'memcached',
'ldap_branch_people' =>
'XXXX',
'Cookie' => 'maitre',
'Menu' =>
'http://portail.d069.cp/portail/menu.pl'
},
}
#================================

So you see that "handler_id" keys are below "handler" key
and not at the same level, so the path to access their
informations is {"handler"}->{"handler_id"} and not just
{"handler_id"}.

For infomrmation I use the Debian packages for perl XML...