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Apache::RegistryNG is almost the same as Apache::Registry, except that it uses filenames instead of URIs for namespaces. It also uses an object-oriented interface.
PerlModule Apache::RegistryNG <Location /perl> SetHandler perl-script PerlHandler Apache::RegistryNG->handler </Location>
The usage is just the same as Apache::Registry.
Apache::RegistryNG inherits from Apache::PerlRun, but the handler( ) is overriden. Apart from the handler( ), the rest of Apache::PerlRun contains all the functionality of Apache::Registry, broken down into several subclassable methods. These methods are used by Apache::RegistryNG to implement the exact same functionality as Apache::Registry, using the Apache::PerlRun methods.
There is no compelling reason to use Apache::RegistryNG over Apache::Registry, unless you want to add to or change the functionality of the existing Registry.pm. For example, Apache::RegistryBB is another subclass that skips the stat( ) call, Option +ExecCGI, and other checks performed by Apache::Registry on each request.
Supplied with the mod_perl distribution. See the module manpage for more information.
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