#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

my $path = 'path/to/modlib';
my $module = "MyMod";
my $func   = "some_func";

require "$path/$module.pm";
eval "${module}::$func()";
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Thanks for your help.I also pass a user defined object as an argument but I seeing the following error messages "cant modify constant item in scalar assignment" "Bareword not allowed whil strict subs in use". So I added "no strict subs" to the code and I could avoid the second message but the first one still persists. The code sample is $obj::Process($Task); (Note: Process is the name of the function which is hardcoded) Any help would be appreciated

This depends on how exactly you want to call the Process sub: as a class method, an object method or a regular subroutine:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

package One;

sub ding {
    print "Ding (".join(',',@_).") called!\n";
}

package main;

my $classname = "One";
my $obj = bless {},$classname;
my $packagename = $classname;

$classname->ding('class method');
$obj->ding('object method');
no strict 'refs';
&{$packagename."::ding"}('regular sub');
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Will print:

Ding (One,class method) called!
Ding (One=HASH(0x80fbc2c),object method) called!
Ding (regular sub) called!
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-- 
Joost       downtime n. The period during which a system
            is error-free and immune from user input.
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The only problem with this is that %INC is only populated when you "require", "use", or "do". If the script hasn't already loaded the module, that element will not exist in the %INC hash.