Hi, > > The app is my ewok CMS - > http://www.openfusion.com.au/labs/ewok/. I use > Embperl::Object::Execute for 'publishing' static pages to an > output scalar (and thence to a file). In ewok the code lives > in a perl module rather than in the page like the example > above; the actual app code looks like this: > > if ($Config->{EMBPERL_VERSION} == 2) { > require Embperl::Object; > my $execute = { > appname => 'ewok', > inputfile => "$fs_dir/$f", > output => \$new, > fdat => $fdat, > object_base => $base, > object_stopdir => $src_fs_dir, > object_addpath => [ split /[;:]/, $addpath ], > syntax => 'EmbperlBlocks', > }; > Embperl::Object::Execute($execute); > } > > Does that make sense Gerald? The corresponding code works > fine using HTML::EmbperlObject::Execute. >
Yes, this makes more sense. Do you call this from the commandline or from within mod_perl? If you do it from within mod_perl, can you try it from the command line? Gerald --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
