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Date: Fri, 4 Mar 2005 11:57:37 +0530
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Thread-Topic: Problem accessing STATIC variables on Apache 1.3.33
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From: <siba.dora@wipro.com>
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Subject: [users@httpd] Problem accessing STATIC variables on Apache 1.3.33

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Hi All,

Sorry in case this is a silly problem.... but i have tried a lot and since=
 didnt found any solution am putting mail....

I had earlier configured Apache on Windows. I had a small Plug-in running=
 on the windows system which used to authenticate requests...
In the windows version i had some static variables which were used based on=
 the values.

e.g. static int nVal =3D 0;


function abc()
{
      nval =3D 1;
}

Once the value was changed to 1, it was reflected across the whole of my=
 module irrespective of the request.

But currently i am facing problems when i ported the same code to HPUX 11i.
In HP although the code is the same, it always displays the initial value=
 in case the request from Apache is a new one. (i.e. value for nVal is 1).

Is this because Apache on UNIX based machines is a Process based model=
 while on Windows its a thread based one....???

Is there any way how i can manage static variables for HP....????

Do reply...
siba


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<BR>
Sorry in case this is a silly problem.... but i have tried a lot and since=
 didnt found any solution am putting mail....<BR>
<BR>
I had earlier configured Apache on Windows. I had a small Plug-in running=
 on the windows system which used to authenticate requests...<BR>
In the windows version i had some static variables which were used based on=
 the values.<BR>
<BR>
e.g. static int nVal =3D 0;<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
function abc()<BR>
{<BR>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; nval =3D 1;<BR>
}<BR>
<BR>
Once the value was changed to 1, it was reflected across the whole of my=
 module irrespective of the request.<BR>
<BR>
But currently i am facing problems when i ported the same code to HPUX=
 11i.<BR>
In HP although the code is the same, it always displays the initial value=
 in case the request from Apache is a new one. (i.e. value for nVal is=
 1).<BR>
<BR>
Is this because Apache on UNIX based machines is a Process based model=
 while on Windows its a thread based one....???<BR>
<BR>
Is there any way how i can manage static variables for HP....????<BR>
<BR>
Do reply...<BR>
siba</FONT>
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