Dear Brothers and Sisters in Perl,

This is a mod_perl2 (for Apache 2) related question. I know there is a mod_perl mailing list, but if you don't mind, I'd like to pick our collective brains here first.

I have a mod_perl1 module that reads the GET-parameters from the request-object ^r with the $r->param('name_of_param') method call.

This method call was (for mod_perl 1 for the Apache 1 series) found in the Apache->request module. In my present Perl set-up I do not have Apache->request anymore as the mod_perl2 modules live in the Apache2 namespace and there is no corresponding Apache2->request module.

So here is my question: How can I get the value of the parameters which live somewhere in the request object? I'd rather not use CGI as that is a "heavy" module and will impact performance.

CountZero

"If you have four groups working on a compiler, you'll get a 4-pass compiler." - Conway's Law

In reply to mod_perl2 and CGI-parameters //SOLVED// by CountZero

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