2009/08/18 - Apache AxKit has been retired.

Hi there,
I'm using AxKit 1.6 on a Windows NT platform where Apache 1.3.27 with 
mod_perl 1.27 is installed.
I tried the examples of the AxKit-Guide and it most things work great 
(thanks to Matt and all other gurus).

But unfortunately I'm not able to use the AxMediaType and AxStyleName 
directives. AxKit behaves as if they weren't there (i.e. gives the, say 
xml, source and catches an exception). The error log claims that there 
were no styles defined for "....xml" after calling the 
"GetMatchingProcessors" sub using correct parameters (as far as I could 
check it).

To find out more details, I played around with the ConfigReader.pm 
inserting a debugging line after the "$list = 
$self->{cfg}{DynamicProcessors};"-line of the 
mentioned GetMatchingProcessors, which prints the current status of the 
$self object variable using Data::Dumper::Dumper($self). The output of 
the added code snippet shows that there is a problem with the parsing of 
my httpd.conf file from which the AxKit concerning part is as follows.
############################
# ...
LoadModule perl_module modules/mod_perl.so
PerlModule AxKit
AxLogDeclines On
AxDebugLevel 10
AxAddPlugin Apache::AxKit::Plugin::Passthru
AxAddPlugin Apache::AxKit::StyleChooser::QueryString
<Files *.xml>
    SetHandler AxKit
    AxAddStyleMap text/xsl Apache::AxKit::Language::LibXSLT
    <AxMediaType screen>
	<AxStyleName "#default">
	    AxAddProcessor text/xsl /xslt/test_blau.xsl
	</AxStyleName>
	<AxStyleName rot>
	    AxAddProcessor text/xsl /xslt/test_rot.xsl
	</AxStyleName>
    </AxMediaType>
</Files>
############################
The Dumper output (when requesting an example xml file with an 
"?style=rot" as query string) says
    ...
'Processors' => {
    'screen' => {}
  },
    ...

while when I have an AxAddProcessor outside the 
AxMediaType/AxStyleName-stuff, but within the <Files>-section, the same 
debugging line gives (as expected in principle)
    ...
'Processors' => {
    'screen' => {
		'#default' => [
		    [
			'NORMAL',
			'text/xsl',
			'/xslt/test_blau.xsl',
			'',
		    ]
		]
    }
  },
    ...



Does anybody has any suggestions what I'm doing wrong (in addition to 
using the wrong O/S ;-) )???

Any hint is appreciated. Thanks a lot in advance,

Frank Gard.