#
# Example for using HTML::Embperl::Execute
#
# run this under mod_perl / Apache::Registry
#


use HTML::Embperl ;

my($r) = @_;

$HTML::Embperl::DebugDefault = 811005 ;



$r -> status (200) ;
$r -> send_http_header () ;

print "<HTML><TITLE>Test for HTML::Embperl::Execute and errors</TITLE><BODY>\n" ;

my $out ;

print "<H1> 1.) The next one produces an error page</H1>\n" ;


HTML::Embperl::Execute ({inputfile	=> '../error.htm',
						 output     => \$out,
						 req_rec    => $r}) ;


print "<H3>$out</H3>\n" ;

undef $out ;

print "<H1> 2.) The next one produces an errors, but error page is disabled</H1>\n" ;


HTML::Embperl::Execute ({inputfile	=> '../error.htm',
						 output     => \$out,
						 options    => HTML::Embperl::optDisableEmbperlErrorPage,
                                                 req_rec    => $r}) ;


print "<H3>$out</H3>\n" ;

undef $out ;

print "<H1> 3.) Done :-)</H1>\n" ;


print "</body></html>\n";