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Architecture.pod
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inline the apache adapter; add reference to FCGI
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1.x:
! [% INCLUDE examples/arch_apache_adapter | indent(2) %]
Very easy -- it's only about 15 lines if you remove the logging! This
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1.x:
! package Apache::OpenInteract2;
!
! use strict;
! use Log::Log4perl qw( get_logger );
! use OpenInteract2::Auth;
! use OpenInteract2::Constants qw( :log );
! use OpenInteract2::Context qw( CTX );
! use OpenInteract2::Request;
! use OpenInteract2::Response;
!
! sub handler($$) {
! my ( $class, $r ) = @_;
! my $log = get_logger( LOG_OI );
!
! $log->is_info &&
! $log->info( scalar( localtime ), ": request from ",
! "[", $r->connection->remote_ip, "] for URL ",
! "[", $r->uri, '?', scalar( $r->args ), "]" );
!
! my $response = OpenInteract2::Response->new({ apache => $r });
! my $request = OpenInteract2::Request->new({ apache => $r });
!
! OpenInteract2::Auth->login( $r->pnotes( 'login_user' ) );
!
! my $controller = eval {
! OpenInteract2::Controller->new( $request, $response )
! };
! if ( $@ ) {
! $response->content( $@ );
! }
! else {
! $controller->execute;
! }
! $response->send;
! return $response->status;
! }
!
! 1;
Very easy -- it's only about 15 lines if you remove the logging! This
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! B<cgi>: For CGI processes.
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! B<cgi>: For CGI processes; also usable under FastCGI (see the script
! C<cgi-bin/oi2.fcgi> for the easy setup).
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[request]
...
! fastcgi = OpenInteract2::Request::FastCGI
[response]
...
! fastcgi = OpenInteract2::Response::FastCGI
You can also programmatically register the adapters in your server startup :
OpenInteract2::Request->register_factory_type(
! fastcgi => 'OpenInteract2::Request::FastCGI' );
OpenInteract2::Response->register_factory_type(
! fastcgi => 'OpenInteract2::Response::FastCGI' );
No matter which you choose, all calls to 'assign_request_type' and
! 'assign_response_type' will have 'fastcgi' available.
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[request]
...
! myenv = OpenInteract2::Request::MyEnvironment
[response]
...
! myenv = OpenInteract2::Response::MyEnvironment
You can also programmatically register the adapters in your server startup :
OpenInteract2::Request->register_factory_type(
! myenv => 'OpenInteract2::Request::MyEnvironment' );
OpenInteract2::Response->register_factory_type(
! myenv => 'OpenInteract2::Response::MyEnvironment' );
No matter which you choose, all calls to 'assign_request_type' and
! 'assign_response_type' will have 'myenv' available.
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