Hi, I'm trying to use Socket as object's local data....

I'm doing this on init :
    $self->{LMCE_command_sender} = IO::Socket::INET->new(PeerAddr => $
+self->{host_url}, PeerPort => $self->{port} , Proto => 'tcp') or die 
+"\nCould not create socket: $!\n";

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and then I can do this :
Send_Message_To_LMCE($self,$self->{LMCE_command_sender},"EVENT $device
+_ID");

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but this doesn't work :
Send_Command_To_LMCE ($self,"EVENT $device_ID");

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and I have :
# send generic message to LMCE socket $sockett 
sub Send_Message_To_LMCE {
 my ($self,$sockett,$message) = @_;
      $message = $message . "\r\n";
    print $sockett  $message;
        print     "Sending Generic Message to LMCE DCE : $message\n";
}

# send command to LMCE Command socket 
sub Send_Command_To_LMCE {
 my ($self,$message) = @_;
      $message = $message . "\r\n";
    print $self->{LMCE_command_sender},  $message;
    print     "Sending Command Message to LMCE DCE : $message\n";
}

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I had to put comma in print line in Send_Command_To_LMCE (not sure why). What am I doing wrong? It seems that $self->{LMCE_command_sender} is not properly recognized as socket interface...

Thanks in advance,

Bulek.

In reply to Having TCP Socket as object 's data by Anonymous Monk

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