Multiple subrequest in handler

[Adrian Perez de Castro]

El Tue, 11 Sep 2007 18:36:02 +0400
Igor Sysoev <is at rambler-co.ru> escribió:

> > >> When sending the response body, we have two choices (but I'm not
> > >> sure):
> > >>  - write the entire chain links and then pass it to the output
> > >> filter (so we buffer the entire response)
> > >>  - create a partial response, create a buffer and call the output
> > >>    filter, then create a new partial response, create a new
> > >> buffer and call the outputfilter, and so on.
> 
> Yes.
> 
>> [...]
>
> You should do
> 
> subrequest(header)
> listing
> subrequest(foote)
> 
> Does it produce correct order of parts ?

Now it works good and the ordering is OK. Some features are still
missing, but I feel like it is about time to make an initial release.

I am adding a page in the wiki right now for the module. Just in case
someone wants to play with it a bit before I finish the page:
ftp://ftp.udc.es/osl-distfiles/nginx/nginx-fancyindex-0.1_beta1.tar.bz2

I have also modified the latest Gentoo Nginx ebuild and added a
"fancyindex" USE-flag. The modified ebuild can be found at our overlay
(more info at http://softwarelibre.udc.es/Services/Overlay).

Thanks again for your support. Also, Evan's module development guide
was a good help ;)

Best regards,

-- 
Adrian Perez de Castro               <adrianperez at udc.es>
Oficina de Software Libre     http://softwarelibre.udc.es
Universidade da Coruña                  http://www.udc.es
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