Can't imagine why this would happen.
Are you doing any component preloading in your custom handler?
Can you look at the object file for one of these components
(containing the subcomponent) and see if anything looks out of whack?
Where does the 'use' actually end up - inside a subroutine or outside?
On Dec 2, 2008, at 1:54 PM, Shane McCarron wrote:
Okay, I know this is going to sound insane...
We have a TON of customers using a mason-based app under mod_perl.
Two out of the hundreds are both running into a situation where when
a subcomponent is referenced and that subcomponent has a once block
that needs to do a "use" of something that has not previously been
loaded, it cannot FIND that library. And the stack trace that comes
out is MISSING the folders we have added to the INC seach path (via
"use lib" in our custom Mason mod_perl handler module).
So.... is it possible that subcomponents do not inherit the INC list
from their parent in some situations? Or is it possible that a
subcomponent does another request via some route that avoids our
custom handler?
Oh - one other thing. The subcomponent in question is being
referenced using a relative path - e.g.
<& "../lib/component", %ARGS &>
or whatever. It seems to find ../lib/component, but compilation
of ../lib/component fails because it does NOT find various perl
modules that are "use"d from the component's <%once%> block.
Help?
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