I have a module that is loaded inside a <%once> block, is there anyway
to access the $r directly, short of passing it in?
ie:
<%once>
use My::Module;
</%once>
<%init>
my $mod = new My::Module;
my $cookies = $mod->get_cookies();
</%init>
The My::Module package would have something like this:
sub get_cookies {
return Apache2::Cookie->fetch($r);
}
I'm trying to write an easy-to-use interface that accesses our web
services data provider so it is convenient from a developer's
standpoint within mason (ie: without having to re-write HTTP::Request,
LWP, etc everytime), but I need to pass the session cookies along with
the request:
<%init>
my $api = new My::API;
my $results = $api->get('http://provider.com/api/get/this/stuff');
my $data = XMLIn($results, 'ForceArray' => 1);
</%init>
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