sub _load{
    my ($self, %args)= @_;
    print "Loading Server: ";
    if ($args{config} && $args{EventHandler}){
        $self->{config}=$args{config};
        $self->{EH}=$args{EventHandler};
    }else{
        die 'Config not set!'
    }
    $self->{EH}->setWWW($SELF->{www});
    $self->{www} = POE::Component::Server::HTTPServer->new();
    $self->{www}->port($self->{config}->{Port});
    $self->{www}->handlers([
           '/' => \&handler]);
}
sub start{
    print "Server Running\n";
    $poe_kernel->run();
}
sub handler {
    my ( $context)=@_;
  print $context->{request}->content
}

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