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>
> This doesn't really involve TT.  You just set them up as you normally
> would with mod_perl.

Thanks for the reply Perrin, I think I am 'almost' there.

My reason for posting here is that I want to be able to use tt2 to perform a
similar function to a JSP retrieving a collection of classes from a session
and displaying them through iteration.

I have tried adapting the e-toys code to a simple (i.e. without the
superclasses/utils etc.) module which handles a call to
/template/Hello.html, loads some info from a db (this was simply to test
some db interaction - I am actually loading a db row containing a key, name
& description) into the model and then uses tt2 to display the category in
/src/Hello.html.

I get a syntax error using the call :

     my $view_data{'hello'} = $hello->view();

- but :
    my %view_data;
    my $view_data= $hello->view();

hits the db correctly (I've monitored the db), I just can't get at the data
in either the handler or the html

My final call is to

>
> This doesn't really involve TT.  You just set them up as you normally
> would with mod_perl.

Thanks for the reply Perrin, I think I am 'almost' there.

My reason for posting here is that I want to be able to use tt2 to perform a
similar function to a JSP retrieving a collection of classes from a session
and displaying them through iteration.

I have tried adapting the e-toys code to a simple (i.e. without the
superclasses/utils etc.) module which handles a call to
/template/Hello.html, loads some info from a db (this was simply to test
some db interaction - I am actually loading a db row containing a key, name
& description) into the model and then uses tt2 to display the category in
/src/Hello.html.

I get a syntax error using the call :

     my $view_data{'hello'} = $hello->view();

- but :
    my %view_data;
    my $view_data= $hello->view();

hits the db correctly (I've monitored the db), I just can't get at the data
in either the handler or the html

My final call is to

    $template->process(
            'Hello.html',\%view_data);

which loads the correct html file but will not display [% hello.description
%] etc (which are in the model).


If anyone has a small self-contained program which does a little of the
above & will show me how to put 'model' data into a session and the correct
file layout/conf settings I would be eternally grateful.

Thanks





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