I rolled my own, integrated with Net::Server::PreFork. 
sub post_configure_hook {
    my $self = shift;

    $self->logObj( Logger->new(name => 'log/gaa') );
    $self->xml( new XML::Simple(xmldecl => 1,forcearray => 1) );

    # Go find all the modules
    find ({
           no_chdir => 1,
           wanted => sub { $self->load_api_modules($File::Find::name) 
+},
           follow =>1
          }, 'api');

}

# Load and create instances of each module in the search path
sub load_api_modules{
    my $self = shift;
    my $filename = shift;

    if ($filename =~ /\.pm$/) {
        my @file = split(/\//, $filename);
        require "$filename";

        my @name = split(/\./, $file[$#file]);

        $self->{ "_$file[1]_$file[2]" } = $name[0]->new;

    }

}

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In my case, the input and the module name are the same. I grab an XML stream, determine the module to use, then call it via self.

It works well in this case, as it goes and dynamically finds any modules in the path, then loads them, so you dont need to know (explicitily) what is available.

In reply to Re: Dynamically wrapping multiple modules by Ryszard
in thread Dynamically wrapping multiple modules by BigLug

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