Re: Creating my own perl module, having issues with SOAP tho

my $connection = BigIP::F5->new($host, $user, $pass);
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You're calling new() the object oriented style, but the routine isn't written to act as such, i.e. it doesn't expect the package/class ("BigIP::F5") as the first parameter (and it doesn't return a proper (blessed) object of that class). The unexpected parameter causes the error message, because it sets $server to "BigIP::F5".

When you say BigIP::F5->new($host,...) the first parameter passed to the routine is the package/class name, while if you call it non-OO style, i.e. BigIP::F5::new($host,...), the first parameter will be $host.

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Re^2: Creating my own perl module, having issues with SOAP tho by jhyland87 (Sexton) on Dec 31, 2011 at 05:26 UTC
Do you have an example of how to set this up correctly? Im kinda new to scripting in OOP style	[reply]
Re^3: Creating my own perl module, having issues with SOAP tho by jhyland87 (Sexton) on Dec 31, 2011 at 07:14 UTC
Ohhh hold on, I get it. In my Subroutine in the perl module, it needs to be... `... my ($self, $server, $user, $pass) = (@_); ...` [download] Ill try that tomorrow at work and let you know how it goes	[reply] [d/l]