errors handling in HTML::Embperl::Mail
Hi, I'm using embperl 1.3.6 on RedHat linux 9 with Apache 1.3.31 with mod_perl 1.29. I'm encountering some strange behaviour with the mailing package. I have an embperl file calling a method in a package I'm written. This method does some work (processes a credit-card payment) and returns the results as a hash reference. Then the .epl does a little more work and calls HTML::Embperl::Mail::Execute() to send a notice to the customer. The strangeness I'm seeing is that the HTML::Embperl::Execute() called inside HTML::Embperl::Mail::Execute() successfully parses and rendered the email template but returns a non-empty errors array with a string identical to a warn debugging message issued in the credit card processing package. If I comment out the warn statements in the package, the mailer works. How is it that Embperl (in the C code?) has access to the warn message and uses it to claim an error message? Dan - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
namespaces for imported embperl sub's
Hi,
In a project I'm working on, I'd like to have some small and simple
embperl subs located in a lib directory, in individual files (for the
most part). Consequently, I would like to be able to import all of
these files in a single call, like with something like this:
Execute({ inputfile => $req->{embperl_common_lib} . "/all.epl", import
=> 1, package => "SPOTNIK_COMMON" });
all.epl would have a bunch of epl's to import, like this:
[-
my $req = shift;
Execute( { inputfile => $req->{embperl_common_lib}.'/displaytime.epl',
import => 1, package => "SPOTNIK_COMMON" } );
-]
But when I try to call a sub defined in displaytime.epl with the
namespace of SPOTNIK_COMMON:: it says the sub doesn't exist.
Am I doing this the right way? Is there something I'm missing or
something I should be doing differently?
Dan
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