Hi

This is what poj is talking about, three files, one module, and two cgi programs that use the module 


$ cat MyCopyOrder.pm
package MyCopyOrder;
sub cgi_run {
   my $q = CGI->new;
   my $refID = $q->param('refID');
   my $data  = MakeData( $refID );
   print $q->header, $data;
   return;
}
sub MakeData {
    my( $id ) = @_;
    ...
    return $doc;
}

$ cat copyorders_multiple.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict;
use warnings;
use lib '/home/home/mylibs'; ## if needed
use MyCopyOrder;
MyCopyOrder::cgi_run( );
exit 0;


$ cat used_to_call_copyorders_multiple.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict;
use warnings;

#~ use HTTP::Lite;
#~ my $http = new HTTP::Lite;
#~ my $req = $http->request("copyorders_multiple.pl?refID=".&trim($lic
+ense)) or die "Unable to get document: $!";
#~ my $data = $http->body();
#~ if (length(&trim($data)) > 0)

use lib '/home/home/mylibs'; ## if needed
use MyCopyOrder;
my $data = MyCopyOrder::MakeData( $license );

...

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In reply to Re^3: replace use HTTP::Lite to run a perl file that was on another server by beech
in thread replace use HTTP::Lite to run a perl file that was on another server by bNathan

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