Hi,

I am new to Mason programming with apache. I have a mason script that runs cool in the command line. But when i try to fetch the same script thru browser it runs fine for the first time. Frm the next it just throws a unexpected error. 
error:  Undefined subroutine &ASA::UIC_DBSTATUS::RetriveBuildStatus ca
+lled at C:\perl-apache2\Apache2\mason\BuildMan\BuildStat.html line 8.
 
context:  ...   
4:  %use ASA::UIC_DBSTATUS; 
5:  %my %Table; 
6:  %my $status=new ASA::UIC_DBSTATUS(); 
7:  %print Dumper($status); 
8:  %$status->RetriveBuildStatus('ASA',\%Table); 
9:  <& footer.html &> 
10:   
 
code stack:  C:\perl-apache2\Apache2\mason\BuildMan\BuildStat.html:8

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My Code 
<& header.html, node=>2 &>
%use strict;
%use Data::Dumper;
%use ASA::UIC_DBSTATUS;
%my %Table;
%my $status=new ASA::UIC_DBSTATUS();
%print Dumper($status);
%$status->RetriveBuildStatus('ASA',\%Table);
<& footer.html &>

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Can any one throw lights on it.
Thanks
SasiKumar

20050328 Edit by castaway: Changed title from 'Masson and objects'

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