hi,
i have an module called hiGuiUserProfileBrowser which will be using modules like 
package hiUserProfile;
our @ISA ="hiObject";
require Exporter;
require hiObject;
use Data::Dumper;
use hiXMLGen;
use hiXMLDOMParser;
use hiUiCCD;

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where i will be using use hiGuiUserProfileBrowser in my 
hiGuiUserProfileBrowser.cgi

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when i hit this page ie hiGuiUserProfileBrowser.cgi,its very slow in response ,where i am using powerful apache server.
use hiUiCCD;
module will be using another module which will have connection/disconnection to an different oracle server and related oracle query functions apis.
since the page is slow i decided to convert my cgi files in to mod_perl application page.Do i need to modify any code when converting from cgi file to mod_perl.Do i need to configure anything in apache for converting to mod_perl.Any ideas and suggestions regarding this issue.

how to convert my existing cgi page to mod_perl.

Thanks,
srins.

In reply to how to convert my existing cgi page to mod_perl. by srins

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