Apache2-ASP
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- HTTP headers out were having issues.
2.32 2009-03-01
- Added Apache2::ASP::HTTPContext::SubContext
- Added t/htdocs/subcontext/*.asp
- Added t/handlers/simple.pm
- Re-worked the way Response.Include and Response.TrapInclude work on the inside.
- No external changes were made.
2.31 2009-02-19
- Apache2::ASP::HTTPContext order of operations during setup_request was updated.
- Apache2::ASP::ModPerl returns proper error HTTP codes when errors occur.
- Requests for non-existent *.asp scripts returns a proper 404.
- Apache2::ASP::HTTPContext copes better with syntax errors in handlers.
- Missing handlers are coped with better now.
2.30 2009-02-19
- Apache2::ASP::ASPPage was misreporting line numbers.
2.29 2009-02-15
- Added Apache2::ASP::SessionStateManager::Memcached
$s->ua->get('/url.asp')->content was always empty.
- Added test to make sure that the above fix stays in place.
- Internal changes within HTTPContext WRT self-hash-notation upgraded to get_prop().
2.00_16 2008-11-03
- ASPPage mkdir's each missing part of the page cache.
- ConfigParser correctly handles configs that don't specify any request filters.
- Re-included Apache2::ASP::TransHandler, albeit with different semantics.
2.00_15 2008-11-01
- XML Config file schema updated - (settings, env_vars) to support DTD validation.
- DTD for XML Config is now included.
2.00_14 2008-10-31
- If querystring or form data contains multiple values for the same parameter,
that parameter will become an arrayref of values.
- Multiple config post-processors can be defined in the config XML file. They
will be executed in the order they are listed in the config XML file.
- Nested master pages are now supported.
2.00_13 2008-10-30
- Each upload form submission should now include a unique "uploadID=xxx" value.
- Multiple concurrent uploads from the same user under the same session are
now supported because of the uploadID=xxx logic.
2.00_12 2008-10-29
- (handler)->init_asp_objects( $context ) was not getting called correctly.
2.00_11 2008-10-29
- ASPPage updated so that pages containing "~" in their text will not cause
syntax errors after being parsed.
- File uploads are handled correctly by ModPerl, UploadHandler and MediaManager.
2.00_10 2008-10-26
- Server.RegisterCleanup(\&subref, \@argref) now fires both from the command-line
and within an actual mod_perl environment.
2.00_09 2008-10-24
- Pages that use MasterPages are now executed with the correct @_.
- Added Apache2::ASP::FormHandler again.
- Apache2::ASP::SessionStateManager now uses the correct database connection.
This problem would only come up when multiple Apache2::ASP web applications
using different session data sources were running under the same Apache
instance.
- Ditto for Apache2::ASP::ApplicationStateManager.
1.54 2008-07-05
- Adjusted Apache2::ASP::MediaManager so that it will not unlink the /MEDIA
directory if someone attempts to delete a file and neglects to specify
which file should be deleted.
- Also updated Apache2::ASP::MediaManager to more gracefully handle missing
uploaded files.
1.53 2008-07-05
- Fixed a bug that caused Apache2::ASP::Config to die if no request filters
were specified within the <request_filters> element in the config file.
1.52 2008-06-18
- While using Apache2::ASP::Test::Base, $ENV{APACHE2_ASP_APPLICATION_ROOT}
is now persisted between requests. This means that if (somewhere else)
you set $ENV{APACHE2_ASP_APPLICATION_ROOT} in your code, it will persist
1.29 2008-02-06
- Fixed a bug that caused Response->Include to misbehave when used in
conjunction with RequestFilters.
1.28 2008-02-06
- Added $Response->Decline and changed the return value of $Response->End
and $Response->Redirect to 0 and 302 respectively.
- Now inside RequestFilters you can simply say 'return $Response->Declined'
or 'return $Response->Redirect("/mypage.asp")' to exit the RequestFilter.
- Documentation for RequestFilters and Response needs to be updated to
reflect this change.
1.27 2008-02-06
- Moved the <request_filters> config section under config/web_application
instead of config/web_application/settings.
1.26 2008-02-05
- Hotfix for config. Was crashing unless settings.request_filters was defined.
1.25 2008-02-05
lib/Apache2/ASP/MediaManager.pm view on Meta::CPAN
sub before_update {
my ($s, $context, $Upload) = @_;
warn "About to update '$Upload->{filename_only}'";
return 1;
}
sub after_update {
my ($s, $context, $Upload) = @_;
warn "Just updated '$Upload->{filename_only}'";
return $Response->Redirect( $ENV{HTTP_REFERER} );
}
sub after_delete {
my ($s, $context, $filename) = @_;
warn "Just deleted '$filename'";
return $Response->Redirect( $ENV{HTTP_REFERER} );
}
lib/Apache2/ASP/MediaManager.pm view on Meta::CPAN
B<And Then...>
And then there was C<Apache2::ASP::MediaManager>. Now you can have fully-functional
file uploads in seconds.
=head1 UPLOAD PROGRESS INDICATORS
C<Apache2::ASP::MediaManager> makes it easy to provide upload progress indicators.
Remember that C<uploadID> parameter in the C<action> attribute of your form? While
the upload is taking place, the C<$Session> object is getting updated with the
status of the upload. If you were to make another handler - C</handlers/UploadProgress.pm> -
and insert the following code:
package UploadProgress;
use strict;
use base 'Apache2::ASP::FormHandler';
use vars __PACKAGE__->VARS;
sub run {
lib/Apache2/ASP/MediaManager.pm view on Meta::CPAN
B<NOTE>: This method must return true, or the file will not be created.
=head2 after_create( $self, $context, $Upload )
Called after allowing a new file to be uploaded to the server.
=head2 before_update( $self, $context, $Upload )
Called before allowing a new file to be uploaded to replace an existing file.
B<NOTE>: This method must return true, or the file will not be updated.
=head2 after_update( $self, $context, $Upload )
Called after a new file has been uploaded to replace an existing file.
=head2 before_delete( $self, $context, $filename )
Called before deleting a file.
B<NOTE>: This method must return true, or the file will not be deleted.
lib/Apache2/ASP/UploadHookArgs.pm view on Meta::CPAN
=head2 time_remaining( )
Returns the number of seconds the upload will continue after this point in time.
=head2 length_received( )
Returns the number of bytes we have received from the upload so far.
=head2 content_length( )
Returns the value of C<$ENV{CONTENT_LENGTH}> at this point, but may be updated later, based
on usage and requirements.
=head2 data( )
Returns the bytes received in this "chunk" of the upload.
=head1 AFTER THE UPLOAD HAS FINISHED
After the upload has finished, you can count on the following methods returning actual values:
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