Hi Monks,

Per error log, I have problem with myModule.pm

# code of myModule
use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;

package myModule;

# sub routine one for generating HTML content
# sub routine two for generating HTML content

# sub routine third for database content
# some of its code
# database disconnection
$dbh->disconnect;

1;

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This is apache error log

This is apache error log:[Sun Feb 16 23:16:59 2014] [error] [client 12
+7.0.0.1] [Sun Feb 16 23:16:59 2014] validate.pl: DBI::db=HASH(0x164d9
+fc)->disconnect invalidates 1 active statement handle (either destroy
+ statement handles or call finish on them before disconnecting) at D:
+\\websites\\One\\cgi-bin/Epanvel.pm line 466., referer: http://localh
+ost/cgi-bin/validate.pl

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myModule is stored in D:\\websites\\One\\cgi-bin (D:\websites\One\cgi-bin). Dynamically using package myModule through use command.

Yes, Webssite was a typo, but my intention was to present problem, in general way

No, errors, but just blank POST request data.

myModule may or may not have function to process, HTTP requests.

Regards

In reply to Re^2: Blank HTTP POST request, if script has another module in it. by msinfo
in thread Blank HTTP POST request, if script has another module in it. by msinfo

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