Hi Ben, thanks for answering!
On Monday, August 25, 2014 1:35:39 PM UTC+2, Ben van Staveren wrote:
>
>
> Hey Rasta, you're better off doing this in your startup:
>
> $self->attr(_mango => sub { return Mango->new(...) });
> $self->helper(mango => return shift->app->_mango);
>
I think it the second line should be
$self->helper(mango => sub { return shift->app->_mango });
at least otherwise I get 'Can't call method "app" on an undefined value...'
But even if I use the attr approach you posted I still get the same error.
>
> The problem occurs when you are trying to execute a blocking operation
> when non-blocking operations are already in progress, the usual culprit
> for this are helpers. You'll have to find out what's causing a blocking
> operation to take place :)
>
Yes there is a second call issued (from browser, so it's not in the same
method), which uses the same helper. But another call (blocking or
non-blocking) to the driver should not be a problem right?
So should I create a new Mango() object for every call to make it work?
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