Hi mod_perl gurus,
This question pertains to Apache::Request, I hope I am in the right place. I have:
Linux (Debian Sarge) Apache 1.3.31 mod_perl 1.29 libapreq 1.1
I have a situation where I use an Apache::Request object and then hand it off to a library which calls Apache::Request->instance on it (to be sure it is a A::R I guess, not my module). Sometimes I want to hand the library a subrequest instead of the original request. When I do, I knew that the subrequest would not have the original parms, so I set the parms for the subrequest manually. Unfortunately, when ->instance() gets called on the object, they seem to disappear.
I was able to simplify the code and watch the logs like this:
if ( $subr = $r->lookup_uri($uri) )
{ $req = Apache::Request->instance($subr);
$req->parms($r->parms);
$logger->info( Dumper $r->parms ); # get {this => that}
$logger->info( Dumper $req->parms ); # get {this => that}
$testreq = Apache::Request->instance($req); # parms disappear here.
$logger->info( Dumper $testreq->parms ); # get {}
$logger->info( Dumper $req->parms ); # get {this => that}
}Am I doing something stupid, or just missing something? From the docs I thought that $req and $testreq should be the same object here, but they seem not to be. Can someone tell me if I am doing this wrong or what?
TIA, -Vince
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