It's about mod_perl2 filter.
Ideally a job of filter is to do something with input data & pass on the data to next filter or actual requested resource.
In my case, I've a PerlInputFilterHandler defined for a URL pattern. See below location tag:
<Location /testproj/AServlet>
SetHandler modperl
PerlInputFilterHandler MyApache2::Test10
</Location>
This filter (Test10) is supposed to change request data & pass on control to AServlet (a servlet deployed on WebLogic Server).
However, this filter is getting invoked but it's not passing control to AServlet - no matter what I write in filter. Why so?
Thanks.
Try removing the SetHandler
line. It tells Apache that the content phase of the request should be handled by mod_perl, but it sounds like you want the content phase handled elsewhere.
The PerlInputFilterHandler directive should still take effect even if the main content handler is not modperl
.
If the content handler is being done by mod_perl you should also set a PerlResponseHandler