[rt-users] use LWP to call mason components from scrips??

[Boldra]

Ruslan Zakirov wrote:
> On 3/14/06, Boldra <paul at boldra.com> wrote:
>   
>> Or would you turn the component into a perl module and call that from both?
>>     
> Yep, RT WebUI uses API and really is wrapper around it. Also scrip
> code could be fired when there is no httpd server running.
>
>   
WebUI uses the RT API, but I want to use my own mason components from 
inside a scrip.  Exactly because there may be no httpd running, there's 
no way to use $m->scomp.  I'd also be interested if there's any way of 
using features in the autohandler from a scrip.

OTOH I've found adding perl modules to mason components problematic;  
especially since I'm using fastCGI instead of mod_perl.  I can't preload 
the module in the apache config (or can in?), so where should I load it?
>> Paul Boldra
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