I am currently working in a mason environment inside mod_perl.
Additionally I have written a Perl module which controls the flow of
execution. This perl module can now call another perl module and its
subs, or decide to call a component which will do the work. For this
purpose the module gets access to the Mason $m object. when I now want
to call a Mason component, an error occurs and Mason says me
'could not find component for path foo'
or sometimes, but less often
'Can't call method "dir_path" on an undefined value
at /usr/share/perl5/HTML/Mason/Request.pm line 1087'
Is this intended, should I play around with Mason's Interp or is this
maybe a bug?
To verify this behaviour you can copy the following module
use strict;
use warnings;
package Mason;
sub output_with_mason
{
my ($m, $path) = @_;
$m->comp($path);
}
1;
and use the following component:
<%perl>
use Piso::Mason;
Piso::Mason::output_with_mason( $m, '/path/to/a/file' );
</%perl>
Simply adjust the path inside the component and call, put the Module in
the appropriate dir and call the component.
I am currently using Mason 1.32 on ubuntu dapper drake with
Apache/1.3.34 with mod_perl statically compiled in.
Thank you for your help
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