stvn,

That is a good point. I can't believe I overlooked showing an example of the call that I am making.

my $state_arguments = { 'form_data' => \%form_data };
my $state_manager = My::Class->new($state_arguments);

my $welcome_handler = 
{
  'trigger' => 'welcome',
  'handler' => 'Handler::Welcome',
}; 
$state_manager->register_handler($welcome_handler);

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That is when I get the error message.

In reply to Re^2: Desperatly seeking CSW (Class::Std Wisdom) by krisahoch
in thread Desperatly seeking CSW (Class::Std Wisdom) by krisahoch

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