in reply to Determining module dependencies
This isn't anywhere near as slick as fletch's solution.. however, I know you're a mod_perl guy.. so if you have your application running under mod_perl, you could always make use of mod_perl's status page, which lists all the loaded modules.
Althought I know you know this, for the benefit of everyone else, you can put this code into your httpd.conf to give yourself access to a mod_perl status report:
So if project X that you're working on now is the only Perl app loaded under mod_perl, it'd be pretty simple to figure out which modules it's using.
TMTOWTDI ;-)
-Eric
Althought I know you know this, for the benefit of everyone else, you can put this code into your httpd.conf to give yourself access to a mod_perl status report:
Then you just fire up your browser, and wander over to http://www.mydomain.com/perl-status.<Location /perl-status> SetHandler perl-script PerlHandler Apache::Status </Location>
So if project X that you're working on now is the only Perl app loaded under mod_perl, it'd be pretty simple to figure out which modules it's using.
TMTOWTDI ;-)
-Eric
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aritst Re : Modules used in your program
by Anonymous Monk on Oct 13, 2001 at 07:43 UTC |
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