Ug. I'm trying to use Apache::FakeRequest to test some mod_perl. But of course, the most essential object -- the request object -- needs to be created that $self->r->uri and friends work.

I tried creating an HTTP::Request object and initializing it as 'r', blessed every which way, but the FakeRequest object still can't find it: 

$r = HTTP::Request->new(GET=>'/Hey');
$fr = Apache::FakeRequest->new('r'=>bless $r, HTTP::Request (or about 
+a million other different variations) );

$fr->r->uri (or just $fr->r) not found at run time.

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Do I have to subclass Apache::FakeRequest to make this work?

Creeble

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