Soo, what the monks think about mod_perl 2.0? Are you using/testing it? How it's working?

For me it is working ok so far. I did not using it on a production box, right now. But here is what I dislike:

• Whatever function you use, add a use X::Y(); that is unrelated to the function itself.
• Try to find out what mistery function a use X::Y buyes you with perldoc X::Y is not working. So most is there, but useless since a user can not improve his skills. A module without doc is useless. I know the answer is somewhere but ... it can not be found.
• The namespace apache2 works in is the same namespace as apache1 but a module that works on ap1 does normaly not working under ap2.

  - If a module author bite in the table and support both version of ap one half of the users install a version for the wrong apache.

  - Using Apache::compat is no option: first it is not compatible, only most work and second it is slower so why using ap2 with breaks on?

  - A module that do a lot of work can not suround everything with if (MP2) { do this } else { do that }

Sure I know there is a helper module to find the module to include for a function that I like to use. But the function is mostly undocumented, or the documentation is not installed or on a website.

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