Tx for the answer.

1) the module is there, it loaded and ran my test on the first page hit, the second page hit the enviroment forgot he had taken it in unless i go though the use statment again

2) just one proc. i see if the main env is reproduced and so is not the case here

3) i run the 'use' statment in the namespace i call, just use one namespace. since it imports early in the application, and oo objects are started in that namespace later in the first run, successfully, it seems strange why it would drop in the next run

In reply to Re^4: 'use' falls out of scope at runtime by arpx
in thread 'use' falls out of scope at runtime by arpx

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