Hello Monks,

I am after a bit of advise with writing scripts that will work with Apache::Registry under mod_perl and the name spaces that it uses.

I am currently creating an application that I want to be able to execute as CGI and also with Apache::Registry but I am having problems accessing the main name space.

I currently have the following : 

index.pl

use strict;

# Add the path to the Module to @INC
use lib 'C:/inetpub/wwwroot/Altest/AlsModules';

# Load the Module, and Export has %FormData

use AlCommon;


# Set the Application Details

our %ApplicationDetails;

$ApplicationDetails{Name} = 'Test App';
$ApplicationDetails{Version} = '1.0';
$ApplicationDetails{Comments} = 'This is my Test App';


# Display the ApplicationAbout function
AlCMSCommon->ApplicationAbout();

# End


AlCommon.pm

package AlCommon;

use strict;
use Exporter;

our $VERSION     = 1.00;
our @ISA         = qw(Exporter);
our @EXPORT   = qw(AlsTemplateBuilder);
our @EXPORT_OK   = qw(%FormData);

sub ApplicationAbout {
 
print “About Application :\n”;
 
foreach my $AboutItem (qw(Name
                           Version
                           Comments)) {
print $AboutItem = $main::ApplicationDetails{$AboutItem}\n”;
}
}

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This works fine when run as CGI, but fails with Apache::Registry. I think the problem is that Apache::Registry gives the main package a new package name and so a different name space. I can use caller to get the name space where the hash is located, but I cant work out how to use that to get access to the the data.

Has any one done anything like this in the past, or have any pointers that might help me?

Thanks! Al

In reply to Apache::Registry and main package by allyc

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