Well if I run the script with 2-3 people using it. It runs hassle free. The issue happens when I make it live.(but CPU usage doesn't go up)

I can try though..but since the code is written in a centralized environment. It is more dynamic, example:

I write in html: <*Get List|type:all*>

so only thing I can really comment out are the objects. Rest is kidna dependent. For a better understanding here is my code structure:

I have 4 name spaces:

main - the main namespace which calls the other namespaces and handles outputting of data from common(headers) and frame(html).

common - stores all the basic stuff like opening files, accessing database and etc. it also loads query strings and headers.

frame - loads the html, the advanced functions like login account and etc which is made up of calling the common. After loading HTML it loads the Skin namespace on the loaded html.

Skin - loads the layout, all the images, textboxes, forms, assigns ids and other more advanced objects.



Sigh..my urge to have a centralized structure is probably my biggest downfall..its good and convenient, but if the core has issues, makes it much harder to debug :(

In reply to Re^6: Timing concerns on PerlEX/Mod_Perl by Anonymous Monk
in thread Timing concerns on PerlEX/Mod_Perl by Anonymous Monk

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