Hello, I'm in the process of converting my scripts to using CGI::Application. I have incorporated some of my code into CGI::Application, CGI::Session and HTML::Template format - all of which I think work well together. I just need some clarification as to application structure now. Before moving across to the new format, I had quite a few perl scripts (about 50) each with a few subroutines to do their job. I can easily combine a few scripts to yield a functional module file with the related run modes. My question is: Is it a requirement to have ALL perl scripts in one big application module with one set of (maybe 50 to 100) run modes? I previously was able to redirect to another perl script which performed a different function (from a menu screen), but am having trouble keeping session parameters between different instance scripts (each instance script is started from a particular menu option) using the new format. Is it possible to do it that way, or should there be only one instance script with one application module containing many run modes? Thanks in advance, Mike.
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