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The next step is obvious: how can I get all of the httpd processes to share that single factory object and all its attendant machinery?

Move application logic into a single application server that the httpd processes make requests of. You an even pool connections to the application process.

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Re: Re: sharing a complex set of objects between httpd processes
by perrin (Chancellor) on Mar 15, 2003 at 14:25 UTC
    And will that application server be a single process? If not, he has the same problem all over again.
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      This actually brings up an interesting issue - is there some clean and easy implementation that does this application server-type thing? I would suppose you can create a SOAP::Lite server or something, but it sounds like it would involve a lot of bandwidth ...

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        Which application server-type thing is that? I've never found any problem with using mod_perl as an application server. Can you define something that you need which you don't get from mod_perl plus some CPAN modules?
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