Dear Monks, I'm working on a small test client/server in Perl and have come up on a roadblock. I would like to send some data to the Server and can get this to work with manual input, I have it as bidirectional so that input is sent on one process and echoed back on another; I got this from the Perl Cookbook - Recipie 17.10. This works fine, and I can run mulitple clients against my server. Now I'd like to use an Array with some data to output into the client and send it to the server, basically this will allow me to have some communication across the client and server. I can't seem to figure out the right process by which I can get the array to write out to the client's file handle. Doing it manually I run: 
while (defined($line= <STDIN>)) {
    print $rem_socket $line;
}

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But how can I get this to work in an automated fashion? I thought I could just do: 
foreach $send (@data) {
    print $rem_socket $send;
}

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So each line in the array, its a set of strings, is sent to the server. Hints and help are appreciated. Thanks!

In reply to Redirect array to a socket handle by gokuraku

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