Hi Torsten,
> That's not the way to go. $r->headers_in returns an APR::Table object.
> This
> object holds all input headers. This object can then be used as tied hash
> or
> as described in L.
>
Thanks a bunch! That makes sense. Your solution worked for me.
Winni
On Tuesday 22 June 2010 12:01:39 Winfried Neessen wrote:
> I have a subroutine "handler" where I import the HTTP object from mod_perl
> via: my $r = shift;
> This works well and as expected. But if I wanna use that object later on
> in a different
> subroutine, I get the following error message
