The documentation for RT::GroupMember says:
RT::GroupMember should never be called directly. It should ONLY
only be accessed through the helper functions in RT::Group;If you’re operating on an RT::GroupMember object yourself, you B
doing something wrong.
So if that is the case, how do I avoid using the MemberObj
function in the code below?
Get an RT::Group object
my $group = $self->TicketObj->AdminCc;
Get an RT::GroupMembers object
my $members = $group->MembersObj;
Loop through the RT::GroupMember
while(my $member = $members->Next) {
# Now I have an RT::GroupMember but I can't do this?
# How do I get around it?
my $principal = $member->MemberObj;
# do something with $principal
}
My code based on the above works but I don’t want
to abuse the API.
And another question. If I call:
$principal = $member->MemberObj;
$truth = $principal->IsGroup; #Sometimes true, sometimes false
If I call:
$principal = $member->GroupObj;
$truth = $principal->IsGroup; #Always true
Why does GroupObj always return a group (even when it is
a member) while MemberObj sometimes returns a group and
sometiems a member?
Once I get this figured out I’ll be sharing an ugly
hack with the RT community. 
Thanks!
-Todd