Matt S Trout wrote:
Put this code in MyApp::Schema::Demo.
I often call it e.g. MyApp::DataStore or MyApp::Domain to remind me that
it's the business layer and the DBIC-ness is merely incidental.
sub do_some_business_logic_stuff {
my ($self) = @_;
if () {
$self->state('pending
Ian Docherty wrote:
I don't see how this helps me with the namespace in Catalyst, if I use
$c->model('DBIC::Demo') won't it still come back with the namespace
MyApp::Model::DBIC::Demo?
my bad: Stupid of me to think it matters. That's wh
Pedro Melo wrote:
That's what I do with two minor adjustements:
* I started using load_namespaces to control each source resultset
class also;
* I don't put my model inside the catalyst application.
And is load_namespaces significantly slower than using load_classes with
all classes expli
Pedro Melo wrote:
[...]
That's what I do with two minor adjustements:
* I started using load_namespaces to control each source resultset
class also;
* I don't put my model inside the catalyst application.
It seems to me that if I want to use the business logic in an
external application (c
In a previous thread, Matt S Trout said.
The model -is- where your business logic lives.
The real question is whether your ORM should be directly in the model or
not, but that's a whole different thread.
Based on this I have the following simple code.
package MyApp::Model::DBIC;
use st
Tobias Kremer wrote:
After deploying our new Catalyst application I'm receiving this
error quite often per day:
"DBIx::Class::ResultSet::find_or_create(): DBI Exception:
DBD::mysql::st execute failed: Duplicate entry
'flash:9b11b5354715b56c9395abdf21544e83db5b0814' for key 1
[...] at /usr/local/
Simon Wilcox wrote:
Will Hawes wrote:
Whoops, my bad. $c->model() does indeed return a
DBIx::Class::ResultSet, so you would need to retrieve/create an
instance of your UsedPassword class from the resultset in order to
call any methods on it:
my $used_password = $c->model('DBIC::UsedPasswor
My application has (effectively, subject to some cut and paste) the
following.
package MyApp::Schema;
use strict;
use warning;
use base qw(DBIx::Class::Schema);
__PACKAGE__->load_classes(qw(
UsedPassword
));
1;
package MyApp::Schema::UsedPassword;
use
Will Hawes wrote:
...
Isn't this just a case of adding a create_limited() method to your
model class?
package MyApp::Schema::UsedPassword;
...
sub create_limited {
my( $self, $user, $password ) = @_;
# password checking logic here
}
In your controller:
$c->model('DBIC::UsedPassword')->c
logic into a
business logic layer? In which case how would I obtain a $schema object?
Would I have to then pass this as a parameter to the method?
Regards
Ian
Ian Docherty wrote:
Hi
My existing Catalyst application is being extended. I want to keep a
record of previous passwords used by a
Hi
My existing Catalyst application is being extended. I want to keep a
record of previous passwords used by a user to prevent them being re-used.
I have Model 'UsedPassword' to keep track of the previous 8 (say)
passwords as so-
package MyApp::Schema::UsedPassword;
use strict;
use base qw(
Jason Kohles wrote:
On Aug 15, 2007, at 11:43 AM, Matt S Trout wrote:
On Wed, Aug 15, 2007 at 11:27:14AM +0100, Ian Docherty wrote:
Hi
I have been using Catalyst for some time with a 'flat' test directory,
with all test scripts in the same directory.
The main reason for this is
Hi
I have been using Catalyst for some time with a 'flat' test directory,
with all test scripts in the same directory.
The main reason for this is that when I do
$ make test
It does not recurse into the sub-directories and only runs test scripts
in the 't' directory.
However I have just fo
John Napiorkowski wrote:
-
...
It's an awful horrible piece of shit.
Class::Workflow was written by
our very own Yuvla Kogman to replace it and works
very nicely with Catalyst.
Matt,
I'd appreciate when you have a little time if you
could share some more detailed thoughts on this, since
Catalyst, is there
somewhere else where further discussion of Class::Workflow can be taken?
Regards
Ian
Matt S Trout wrote:
On Tue, Jul 24, 2007 at 02:43:12PM +0100, Ian Docherty wrote:
Thanks for pointing out the workflow CPAN module. I am very interested
in this for my current project and
Thanks for pointing out the workflow CPAN module. I am very interested
in this for my current project and must spend some time looking at it.
Has anyone actually used workflow within a Catalyst application and can
they give the list their opinion and experiences with it?
Regards
Ian Docherty
ltiple instances of the same application?
MyApp => 'first.example.com'
MyApp => 'second.example.com'
I presume there would be no choice in this case but to use an fcgi
handler for each one and mod-perl can't be used at all in this case?
Regards
Ian Docherty
are interested and have this experience please contact me
directly at *ian dot docherty at horivert dot co dot uk* with a brief
resume of your experience and your hourly rate.
I look forward to talking to you
Regards
Ian Docherty
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The project is to replace an existing PHP/MySql transaction processing
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in Catalyst/DBIC
Some analysis of the current application
Will
First you need to put the data you read into an array (for example
@rows) then put it on the stash
The main problem is that your template
[% FOREACH row IN row %]
should be
[% FOREACH row IN rows %]
I think this is your main problem.
Regards
Ian C. Docherty (icydee)
Will Smith wrote
Jack Lauritsen wrote:
Hello,
I am building a (test only) site based modifying the classes in the
catalyst tutorial, and have a hopefully simple question. I have a search
box that takes an isbn number, and then build a book with the data from
amazon web services. The problem comes when I want to
Wade
Thanks for that advise, I will certainly do so. However I was only
following the tutorials and installation instructions so perhaps they
should be updated as well.
Regards
Ian C Docherty (icydee)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
rahed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 03/23/2007 10:27:04 AM:
Brian.
Excellent, that was it exactly (amazing what difference a single '/' can
make!)
(That puts pressure on me to recipricate and to update C-P-I18N-DBIC to
help you now! I will see what I can do)
Regards
Ian
Brian Cassidy wrote:
Ian Docherty wrote:
FastCgiExternalS
I can only see my Catalyst home page using fastcgi, all other pages
report a '404 not found'.
I have been using Catalyst for about a year using Apache mod-perl or the
build-in catalyst server.
I now need to run more than one instance of an application on a server.
I understand I can do this
Mario
I might have the wrong end of the stick here but I hope you are saying
that you are going to fix this by making sure that the database holds
the un-escaped text?
Regards
Ian C Docherty (icydee)
Mario Minati wrote:
Am Mittwoch 21 März 2007 15:01 schrieb Carl Franks:
You were r
Mario Minati wrote:
I am Carl.
But how can I circumvent this. Actually it's not a clever question.
Is it usefull to circumvent that.
My current problem:
As the part of my project I am working on at moment deals with companies I
have to deal with "GmbH & Co. KG" which is a quite popular type
I might be asking the blindingly obvious, but do the two applications
use the same domain?
If not sessions will not work between them because the session ID is
normally stored in a cookie which cannot be passed between domains.
You may have to pass the cookie in the URL in that case.
Regards
A. Pagaltzis wrote:
* Will Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-02-12 21:25]:
my $column = $c->model("myDB::Author")->get_column('last_name');
while(my $name = $column->next){
$lname[$i] = $name;
$i = $i + 1;
}
Ugh. Use `push`; this isn’t C.
Regards,
Or 'map'
_
I would welcome some advise on how to organise this.
I have several places where I want to create a 'person', by which I mean
enter firstname, lastname, birthdate etc. for a person.
Now a 'person' can be a sender, a beneficiary, a user, an agent etc.
and using inheritance 'person' is a base
ort? I use
Catalyst::Plugin::I18N::DBIC (shameless plug)
I don't use FormBuilder, I 'roll my own' html which gives me more control.
Regards
Ian Docherty (IcyDee)
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The only issue I had was with checkboxes filled in from the database,
since CGI does not send back a value for unchecked checkboxes then
FillInForm would not handle them correctly so I had to develop a
work-around.
Regards
Ian Docherty (IcyDee)
Oh, amazing! I was just starting to write a
m is re-submitted. It makes my
controllers so much simpler.
Regards
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Perrin Harkins wrote:
Ian Docherty wrote:
What is still not clear is how to generate (for all possible ways of
opening a new window) a new URL encoded session value. e.g. cutting
and pasting a URL from one window into another will also copy the URL
encoded session so both windows would have
think you could use is how many 'live'
sessions are there and for this you would have to look at your session
store. With Session::Store::File it uses |Cache::FileCache and I can't
see any direct way of reading how many sessions are still active. You
would have to look at the cod
Matija Grabnar wrote:
Octavian Rasnita wrote:
And I think this is what is wanted, because I can't see other needs
for having 2 separate sessions on the same computer.
There is no need for having two separate sessions if you can guarantee
the user will ALWAYS be able to finish
one task before
Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Hi,
Maybe I didn't understand well the question, but if the user wants to
create a session that works only in a certain window, but doesn't work
in the other windows, a simple cookie can be used if its expiry date
is set to 0.
This way the cookie won't be saved, but
e URI parameter (different for all windows/tabs).
I still don't know how to ensure each new window/tab gets it's own
unique session in the URI however?
Regards
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d a
new window with a unique window_session?
I can't be the first person to try this, what have other people done?
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Ash Berlin wrote:
By using PathPart instead ;)
Ouch. I even looked at your answer for a while before realizing there
was a difference between PathPart and PartPath =-O
Thanks greatly. That (and Robert 'phaylon' Sedlacek's answer) put me
back on the correct path.
Regards
Ian
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if I want a URI like
/config/34/display
Then I can create a PartPath similar to:-
package MyApp::Controller::Config;
use strict;
use warnings;
use base 'Catalyst::Controller';
sub Config : PartPath('/config') Chained('/') CaptureArgs(1) {
my ($self, $c, $config_id) = @_;
# do something
s to the application will probably be the bulk of the tests for a
big application and these will not be caught by the first method but
will by the second.
I suppose I am asking if both these can be combined to give total
coverage from the two techniques.
Jonathan Rockway wrote:
Ian Docherty wrote:
Is it possible to do coverage tests in a Catalyst application? If so
how? I can't find any references that help.
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Perrin Harkins wrote:
Ian Docherty wrote:
I have a hash which is acting as my cache but even if I put values
into it, on the next request the hash is empty.
Are you aware that apache runs multiple processes and that each
process has a different copy of your %cache variable? You will not
I am trying to implement a cache with a Catalyst app running under
Apache2 mod-perl and as far as I can tell the cache is clear at the
start of each request.
I have a hash which is acting as my cache but even if I put values into
it, on the next request the hash is empty.
Have I configured m
Daniel
We are still at an early stage in terms of learning how to provide i18n
and I produced this module as much as a 'proof of concept' as anything else.
I would be very interested in discussing what you have been doing but it
may be best to move the discussion out of this forum unless it is
Ian Docherty wrote:
Brandon.
Thanks for the feedback. see below.
Brandon Black wrote:
snip...
I've just been looking at Cat I18N stuff. This looks promising (I
haven't actually used it yet). Based on the source, I would make a
few suggestions for the next version:
1) Make the
Brandon.
Thanks for the feedback. see below.
Brandon Black wrote:
snip...
I've just been looking at Cat I18N stuff. This looks promising (I
haven't actually used it yet). Based on the source, I would make a
few suggestions for the next version:
1) Make the model name "DBIC::Lexicon" configur
Have you looked at UltraEdit for Windows (unfortunately no version for
Linux)
http://www.ultraedit.com/
I think it gives you everything you listed and more.
Regards
Ian Docherty
Christopher H. Laco wrote:
Max Afonov wrote:
Now the funny part is that you did NOT recommend
John
I finally worked out what I was doing wrong in my upload to CPAN.
It should be on the mirrors soon, but if you want a version prior to that
or information on how to use it send me a personal email.
Regards
Ian
John Napiorkowski wrote:
I'll be using it in this application I wrote that
stor
Since I got no response to my request a few weeks ago about I18N data
from a database I wrote my own :)
This module has just been released to CPAN.
It builds on Catalyst::Plugin::I18N and inherits all methods from that
module. In addition it provides a 'load_lexicon' method that loads data
fr
Josef Karthauser wrote:
On Wed, Nov 08, 2006 at 10:29:11PM +0100, Zbigniew Lukasiak wrote:
...
I agree. I'm a week (part time) into building my application with
Cayalyst, and I'm still not anywhere near the functionality I had
with Maypole after a day of hacking. This isn't because maypole
marcus baker wrote:
In a primarily Perl shop I've joined, Django has become all the rage.
Everyone into it is amazed at the templating capabilities and the
database abstraction layer (...they obviously hadn't really done much
with the Template Toolkit, or even heard of Class::DBI or
DBIx::Class).
I have been investigation options for localisation and it occurs to me
to use something like Catalyst::Plugin::I18N
My understanding of this package is that you create a language package
for each language you want to support. e.g.
MyApp::I18N::de
MyApp::I18N::fr
etc.
However, this seems to l
Laurent
Thank you for that information. I will certainly look at Data::Domain in
some detail. I don't know if I will move over to it since I have already
invested a lot of time and effort into using Data::FormValidator but I
will certainly look at it for my next project. :)
Regards
Ian C. Doc
John Siracusa wrote:
...cut...
Warning! Localization alert! :) Like I said before, I don't think
you really want to be passing things to the view at that granularity.
It makes for some vary hairy form templates--one for each locale, to
boot.
If you whip up all this stuff *before* passing it o
Matt S Trout wrote:
Ian Docherty wrote:
My problem is finding a clean way of getting these constraints out of
the Model and into the View so that I can generate meaningful error
messages without hard-coding them in the templates. By 'clean' I mean
not having to code the Controller
Brian Kirkbride wrote:
...
This is the approach I have taken in the past, although I hadn't
included any metadata (ie [1,16]) with the error_id. This fits into
separation of business and presentation logic nicely because the model
is free to return an error that has some semantic meaning
"PAS
Yes this pretty much agrees with my interpretation. It is not so much
the location of the constraint rules as how to propagate them to the
view (i.e the stash)
John Siracusa wrote:
Keep in mind that there are at least three possible levels of
constraints in a database-backed web app.
1. Const
Carl Franks wrote:
I made on very basic start [1] on being able to automatically create
constraints from the database column types. At the moment it only
supports mysql, and it's also probably very out-of-sync with the
current svn trunk - but I'd /really/ like to see it finished, and I
/really/
Where should the various constraint values go in my MVC structure? For
example the Model defines the size of each field in (for example) a
username field in the User database table as being 16 characters max.
I am using FormValidator to validate the username field by calling a
validation routi
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