> I made some more adjustments after this was sent and I can't seem to
> reproduce the error. Based on your suggestion above on setting the
> dbgSession debug param I did see the sessions were being
> executed/created. My problem was that I was doing a "bad thing" and
> accessing "$HTML::Embperl::udat{key}" inside of my packages, I had
> changed this to "$Embperl::udat{key}" after installing Embperl 2.0b7 and
> used perl-status (Apache::Status) to examine the variables for Embperl
> to confirm the varibable as still available. Even though it was in the
> Hahes list it doesn't seem to be accessible in that manner. So now I am
> going to pass the session hash to each sub/method because that is the
> "correct" way since it makes the code less likely to break as this case
> has proven.
>
> I still would like to know if the ability to access the udat hash is
> still available or if it is infact "protected".
>
Accessing $Embperl::udat doesn't work anymore, because since b6 you can have
multiple session setups, not only one as before, so there was a need for me
the change things. At the Moment you are able to access the current %udat
values with
$Embperl::req -> app -> user_hash
which will return a reference to %udat. But be aware that names may sligthly
change until I have documented all the new methods. I plan to document all
these things in one of the next releases and then of course you can rely on
it.
>
> While composing I went to look at the perl-status again to verify my
> Embperl::udat entry. Below is that happened when I queried Embperl from
> the list.
>
The problem here is, that you are accessing some variables which are tied to
the C part, but only valid during an Embperl request.
Gerald
P.S. Let's keep the discussion on the list. Others may have the same
problem....
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