Apache-Storage
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For example, you create an object which is fairly expensive and you
don't want to have to recreate each time, or say you just have some
information you are storing in a reference that you want requests that
follow you to see.
This module is for you.
It has three functions described below. They allow you to store and
retrieve information from the Apache process. The functions are fairly
simple and should make it pretty easy for you to do so without to much
hassle.
All of this works with subrequests, so unlike pnotes, you don't need to
worry about loosing data if your request is subrequested by an outside
Apache module.
You can also use the ApacheStorage directive inside of Apache to prime
data into the Apache::Storage.
FUNCTIONS
recreate each time, or say you just have some
information you are storing in a reference that
you want requests that follow you to see.
This module is for you.
It has three functions described below. They allow
you to store and retrieve information from the
Apache process. The functions are fairly simple
and should make it pretty easy for you to do so
without to much hassle.
All of this works with subrequests, so unlike
pnotes, you don't need to worry about loosing
data if your request is subrequested by an outside
Apache module.
You can also use the ApacheStorage directive inside
of Apache to prime data into the Apache::Storage.
=head2 FUNCTIONS
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