Like many, I have a MyApp::Model::Schema class that uses
Catalyst::Model::DBIC::Schema as glue between my
Catalyst app and my DBIx::Class model.
AFAICT, MyApp::Model::Schema class would be a good place to issue a
$schema->default_resultset_attributes( { cache_object ... } ) call
which is needed by DBIx::Class::Cursor::Cached. Is there an easy way to
access $schema from within MyApp::Model::Schema?
I suppose $c is not available when MyApp::Model::Schema is set up, is it?
I'm using Catalyst::Plugin::Cache::Memcached which already provides a
cache() method that would be perfect to set as cache_object ... So what I
basically want to do is add something like this to MyApp::Model::Schema
$schema->default_resultset_attributes( { cache_object => $c->cache } );
Any ideas?
--Tobias
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