> EmbperlObject is doing an implicit import of *.
>
Yes, your $this pointer if always blessed into the '*' file, so your call to
any method in the '*' file doesn't need an import at all.
> 1. If all I want to do is import the file, what should I do? Not
> call Execute?
yes
> What if there's an error while importing, where would I
> trap it?
Normaly the only error should a syntax error which should be eliminated
during development time. If you still to trap errors either use an Apache
Error page or put the code in a separate sub and call it via Execute
('*#mysub') ;
> 2. How do I force the methods in purchase.html to get called and the
> ones in * to be ignored?
You need to overload the methods in '*', e.g.
$obj = Execute({ object => 'purchase.html',
errors => [EMAIL PROTECTED], options => HTML::Embperl::optReturnError});
bless $this, ref $obj ;
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