Hi,
There was a recent post about trying to run standalone components
within a MasonX::WebApp subclass. I never saw a response, but I have
the same question, so I thought I would post my solution and see if
anyone has a better idea.
In my WebApp subclass I created a method called run_component:
sub run_component {
my $self = shift;
my $interp = HTML::Mason::Interp->new(
comp_root => $Conf->comp_root(),
data_dir => $Conf->data_dir(),
error_mode => 'fatal',
);
$Log->debug("Running component: $_[0]");
my $outbuf = '';
$interp->exec(@_, out_method => \$outbuf);
return $outbuf
}
Then from my subclass methods I can call:
my $text = $self->run_component("/path/to/component.mhtml", %
args_to_component);
This works, but seems, well... unsatisfying!
Is there a way to access the Interp object that was already created
for the request? Or the Request object for that matter? A $m->scomp()
call would work just fine here.
I'm doing the same thing as the original poster, trying to generate
email messages. If anyone has suggestions about a better way to solve
the problem overall, I'm all ears.
Thanks in advance,
Aaron
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