Anonymous Monk has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
Here is a question:
I use objects so that each object can implement an interface and have code execute when a method is called. That is why most people use OO, I think.
Anyway, how can I serialize those code refs so that I can send an object and its code and its package name across a network, between sessions, et cetra.
I mean, this is a big fat security hole, but I still think this ability would be cool.
I could write a subroutine that grabs all the instance variables in an object (with something like Storable or Data::Dump) and make sure the package exists on both places I want to use the object and recreate the object with the supplied instance variables.
But I don't like that way -- I want to be able to send the whole package namespace and its methods to somewhere that doesn't necessarily have that package.
Can it be done? Any ideas?
Gary Richardson
gary@atdot.org
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RE: Code too?
by chromatic (Archbishop) on Feb 20, 2000 at 05:37 UTC |