Re: CGIHandler Changes

On Dec 22, 2003, at 6:04 PM, David Wheeler wrote:

> * More importantly, it seems like the out_method is never executed if 
> a request aborts -- such as on a redirect. Or at least, it doesn't 
> execute if nothing is output before the abort. Thus the headers are 
> never sent! Or something like that. I just tried to write a test for 
> 14-cgi.t, and it output the headers. Maybe it's because 
> MasonX::Interp::WithCallbacks aborts before it execs the request? 
> Anyway, I'm not sure what the issue is, but it worked fine with Mason 
> 1.24.

Oh, I realize why now. I'm installing my own out_method. It was a 
simple scalar, but as of 1.25, that doesn't work because the custom 
out_method CGIHandler now only sends headers in its own handler. 
However, when I create a new custom handler that sends headers myself, 
like this:

my $out_method = sub {
     HTML::Mason::Request->instance->cgi_request->send_http_header
       unless $sent_headers;
     $sent_headers = 1;
     $outbuf .= join '', @_;
};

It still doesn't send the headers if I redirect. Is there some other 
way we can get CGIHandler to send the headers?

Thanks,


David

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