>>>>> "Hailin" == Hailin Hu <i...@h2l.name> writes:
Hailin> Finally, something like below works for me.
Hailin> my $apache = $c->engine->env->{'psgi.input'}; #
Hailin> Apache2::RequestRec $apache->user( $username );
Hailin> I supposed that an accessor of apache should be a method instead
Hailin> of a key of hash. Is this the right way to retrieve the
Hailin> apache/mod_perl object?
No it's not, this ties your application to a specific backend server
implementation (which is what caused your problem in the first
place). Whenever you need to access $c->engine->env, you should be applying a
Plack::Middleware to your .psgi instead.
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