>> What name do you use for EPO? $obj, $subs or $req?
I mean do you use:
$obj = Execute({object => 'methods.epl'});
or
$obj = Execute({object => 'methods.epl'});
or
$obj = Execute({object => 'methods.epl'});
...
In the second question I tried to answer (sory for my _bad_ english ;-) if
it is st
> >That are two different things. The $subs = ... creates a new object for
> >calling methods inside of subs.epl. That only interseting when you have
> >different subs.epl in different directory which inherit from each other.
> >
> >>From what you wrote I guess you just want to store your data g
The hostname for accessing the Embperl CVS (and all other apache related
CVS's) has changed from
perl.apache.org
to
cvs.apache.org
If you are using CVS to fetch the Embperl developement version you have to
update all files CVS/Root to the new hostname or you can do a fresh
checkout.
Gerald
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>That are two different things. The $subs = ... creates a new object for
>calling methods inside of subs.epl. That only interseting when you have
>different subs.epl in different directory which inherit from each other.
>
>>From what you wrote I guess you just want to store your data globaly, then
>
> but can you send me some embeded perl objects (EPO) example source code
(or
> some small example site)?
>
Unfortunaltely I don't have small example I could send to you. The most
things I done with EO are so complex, that it would help you anythings
> i`m so confused!
>
> one tutorial say