Re^3: Where can I buy an $r with which to test Apache2::Cookie?

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in thread Where can I buy an $r with which to test Apache2::Cookie?

It's not going to work. Apache2::Cookie and the rest of libapreq are a perl interface to a C data structure provided by apache. It's like trying to test your database without running a database.

If you're determined to test apache without apache, the best you can do is make a mock object of Apache2::Cookie and test that you sent it the right data.

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Re^4: Where can I buy an $r with which to test Apache2::Cookie? by frostman (Beadle) on Feb 12, 2008 at 21:39 UTC
Oddly, I think it's working fine with the solution in my last comment. I'm determined to test, without apache2, the parts of Apache2::* code that shouldn't need apache2, at least for my private values of `$shouldn_t`. But even if I succeed with ::Cookie, I may well fail elsewhere, and so will keep your warning in mind.	[reply]

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