I also should note that the following subroutine works:
# Persists sell candidates to session storage
# Should take an array of
Apache::MuniCenter::MarkupMatrix::TaxSwap::Candidate Objects
# Should this be redone as an object (Yes, but question is when..)
sub savePreviewSellList {
my $session = shift;
my @items = shift;
if ($debug) {
warn("Request made to save sell candidates to session.");
foreach my $item (@items) { # where item should be a hash reference
warn($item->toString());
}
}
$session->{tax_swap}->{preview_sell_candidates} = [EMAIL PROTECTED];
if ($debug) {
warn("Request made to load sell candidates from session (plus any
additions from browser).\n");
foreach my $item (@{$session->{tax_swap}->{preview_sell_candidates}})
{ # where item should be a hash reference
warn($item->toString());
}
}
return;
}
The data is properly printed out after the save; but the next call to
the browser the preview_sell_candidates item just isn't there when I go
to load it from the session.
On Thu, 2003-10-23 at 13:47, Brendan W. McAdams wrote:
> I'm trying to store an object (simple datatype, just a blessed hash
> inside) within Apache::Session. I'm doing this:
> $session->{tax_swap}->{preview_sell_candidates} = [EMAIL PROTECTED];
> where @items is an array of SellCandidate objects... I've stored array
> references in Apache::Session before; is the problem my trying to save
> the Objects, or the objects within an array Ref?
>
> I know from it's docs that CGI::Session can store Objects - am I better
> off switching to CGI::Session if it's an Apache::Session problem, or
> just quickly writing a serialize, deserialize method (which dumps to a
> hash)?
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Brendan W. McAdams | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Senior Applications Developer | (646) 375-1140
TheMuniCenter, LLC | www.themunicenter.com
