Answering for Cees (hope you don't mind :)
Bill Catlan wrote:
Cees,
So a plugin author would
use base CGI::Application::Plugin;
in their plugin, and that would be it?
And they would have to add the CGIAppPluginMethod attribute to the methods they want the user to have access to. Just like this:
sub Mode1 : CGIAppPluginMethod
{
[whatever]
}Separately, how would a CGI::Application app author get access to the plugin methods? What makes the Plugin available to the CGI::Application app - CGI:Application (though you said no mod to C::A code) or else the C::A app itself?
In the .pm file you're writing for you app you would
use 'SomePlugin';
and the methods the author gave to you would automatically be there for you to use as if they belonged to the class you're currently writing.
HTH
-- Michael Peters Developer Plus Three, LP
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