Hi Kenneth, It does seem right that I was calling it incorrectly. The above still doesn't give me what I am after ... If I change 
use Class::MethodMaker
[   
    new => "new",
    scalar =>  'debug' ,
    hash =>  '_returned_xml' ,
];

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to 
use Class::MethodMaker
[   
    new => "new",
    scalar =>  'debug' ,
    scalar =>  '_returned_xml' ,
];

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and then... 
my $object = UPS::TrackedPackage->new;
    return $object->_returned_xml('foo'); #The set seems out of date

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and with: : 
my $tp = $Package->requestTrack();
#print $Package->_returned_xml();
print $tp->_returned_xml();
print Dumper($Package->_returned_xml());

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I get: Can't locate object method "_returned_xml" via package "foo" (perhaps you forgot to load "foo"?) at ootrack.pl line 32. It seems there may be something I am just not getting:-) Perhaps I might have better luck with a different OO library?

In reply to Re^2: Passing a Hash to another Object in MethodMaker by kbrandt
in thread Passing a Hash to another Object in MethodMaker by kbrandt

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