I was going through a post on http://codeverge.com/perl.inline/running-inline-python-in-a-cgi-script/741065

Unfortunately i ended up getting into the same situation.
I am new to perl and python and through a cgi calling a perl script and python code is embedded in Perl script.

Tried the same code but still no luck.
Below is the code : 

#----------------------------
# Defining The constants
#---------------------------
*SUBMIT                  = \'submit'; 
*TRUE                    = \1;
*FALSE                   = \0; 
*DISABLED                = \'DISABLED';

sub store_policy() {
print "Started\n";
use Inline::Python qw(py_new_object py_call_method);
use Inline Python => 'DATA',
        DIRECTORY => '/usr/local/webmin/gehc_password_management/_Inli
+ne/';
Inline->init();

print "\nGoing to create Object\n";
my $obj = py_new_object("gehc_password_management","gehc_password_mana
+gement","passwordManagement");
#print "hello".py_call_method($obj,"testPrint")."\n";
print("\nCreated the Object");
#my $flag = $obj->getPasswordConfigFilePath();
#print($flag);
print "\nClosed";
}

1; # Return true, required for libraries
__DATA__
__Python__
from passwordChangeNew import PasswordManagement as passwordManagement

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and getting the below error: 
Started HTTP/1.0 500 Perl execution failed Server: MiniServ/1.840 Date
+: Tue, 11 Jun 2019 22:58:49 GMT Content-type: text/html; Charset=iso-
+8859-1 Connection: close 
Error - Perl execution failed

Marker '__Python__ from passwordChangeNew import PasswordManagement as
+ passwordManagement ' does not match Inline 'Python' section.at ./pol
+icy-lib.pl line 36.

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Can somebody please help ?

Need it as asap

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