From: Mike Stok <mike@...>
Date: 2003-02-16T03:15:09+09:00
Subject: Re: persistance again

In article <20030213062838.GD24119@zone.syracuse.net>, Daniel Bretoi wrote:

> I'm just wondering how you guys deal with persistance while developing.
> I find it extremly hard to deal with different behaviour depending on
> which process of apache is currently running and has loaded my changes
> to a class. Consequtive reloads will randomly yield the desired results,
> but with apache running it's 5 processes, they are far between. I find
> that I often give up and run apachectl graceful to be able to see my
> results immediatly.

When I'm debugging mod_perl I'll use apache's -X flag so that there's
only one server process responding to requests.  Once I think I'm happy
then I try a "normal" run.

Hope this helps,

Mike

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