Thanks for the reply. So, with my old code (just using the JSON module), I was using:

True and false: 
$values->{foo} = JSON::true();
$values->{foo2} = JSON::false();

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...and then encoding them with: 

            use JSON;
            my $json =  JSON->new;
               $json->allow_blessed(1);
            print $json->encode($values);

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With the new code (using just JSON::Tiny), I was simply doing: 
$values->{foo} = JSON::Tiny->true;
$values->{foo2} = JSON::Tiny->false;

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..and then to encode:

print encode_json($values);

..and also tried:

print to_json($values);

I read about the threading issue here: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=1021294

Cheers

Andy

In reply to Re^2: JSON.pm and mod_perl by ultranerds
in thread JSON.pm and mod_perl by ultranerds

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