Rose::DB::Object into thread::shared object - how?

[bvn13]

package Test;

sub new

{

   my $self = shared_clone({

      'data' => shared_clone([])

   });

   return bless $self;

}

sub my_thread

{

   my $self = shift;

   #here I want to add a link to some Rose::DB::Object into shared array $self->{'data'}

}

how can I add an Object into shared array?

[bvn13]

and how can I add an object like this

my $obj = Persons->new(

   'name' => 'asd',

   'child' => Kids->new('name' => 'zxc')  #here is an error

)

into shared array?

[John Siracusa]

Does this question have anything to do with Rose::DB::Object? It
seems like a question about Perl threading.

-John

[John Siracusa]

Wasn't there another thread on this topic already?

http://groups.google.com/group/rose-db-object/browse_thread/thread/df5ef26282dec713

-John

[bvn13]

yes, basically, it is a question about perl threads, but with reference to perl-objects and Rose::DB::Object  in particular.

I didn't find any internet community more responsable than this. So, sorry for offtopic, but I really don't understand how can I solve this problem... :(

[bvn13]

it is that project, that previous question was about. but now I want to use threads in it.

[bvn13]

Here is a text of the error:

Thread 2 terminated abnormally: Unsupported ref type: CODE 

[bvn13]

This question is about how to share Rose::DB::Objects with its relationships. 

Sorry, but I hope somebody from here has solved such problem and can help me.

But  I have to close my question in course of my question is so offopically

[John Siracusa]

On Saturday, February 11, 2012, bvn13 <mail...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Here is a text of the error:
>
> Thread 2 terminated abnormally: Unsupported ref type: CODE 

Serializing a Rose::DB::Object can remove code references.  The Rose::DB::Object::Helpers module has some serialization helper methods.  Examples:

http://search.cpan.org/dist/Rose-DB-Object/lib/Rose/DB/Object/Helpers.pm#as_tree_%5BPARAMS%5D

http://search.cpan.org/dist/Rose-DB-Object/lib/Rose/DB/Object/Helpers.pm#new_from_tree_TREE

-John

[Perrin Harkins]

On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 2:30 AM, bvn13 <mail...@gmail.com> wrote:
> it is that project, that previous question was about. but now I want to use
> threads in it.

If you're working on Linux or a similar OS you're probably better off
using processes. Copy-on-write means that forking usually uses less
memory than Perl threads, which copy almost everything when they spawn
a new one.

- Perrin