code it'll probably be
more distracting than helpful to core devs.
Surely the core devs can work with comments?
Would having more comments not encourage more developers to contribute
by lowering the barrier for entry?
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On 28 January 2010 11:22, iain <mailto:iainhubb...@googlemail.com>> wrote:
iain wrote:
Hi all,
This is probably going to end up being nothing to do with
catalyst but as this is where I am seeing the problem its
where im
On 28 January 2010 11:22, iain wrote:
> iain wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> This is probably going to end up being nothing to do with catalyst but as
>> this is where I am seeing the problem its where im starting.
>>
>> I have a standalone set of objects t
iain wrote:
Hi all,
This is probably going to end up being nothing to do with catalyst but
as this is where I am seeing the problem its where im starting.
I have a standalone set of objects that work as expected. When I wrap
these with Catalyst::Model::Adaptor for use as a model they fail
t;.
I am using the latest CPAN versions of Catalyst (5.80018),
Catalyst::Model::Adaptor (0.06), Moose (0.94), MooseX::Declare (0.32)
and the Perl version is 5.10.0 on ubuntu.
Hopefully somebody with more knowledge of the inner workings can shed
some light on the problem.
Tha
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sensible.
Other people in the team can just chuck a new action on the URI without
wondering what I called my validation routine.
It prints a nice URI dispatch table in debug mode.
As I said, for me its lots of little reasons that just feel right. But
mainly its about the URI structure.
Iain.
# your validation here
my $obj = $c->model( 'DB::Foo' )->find( $id )
|| return $c->res->status( 404 );
$c->stash->{obj} = $obj;
return 1;
}
sub view : Chained('start') Args(0) {
my ( $self, $c ) = @_;
# do something with $c->stash-
This has allowed us to have the same code for a number of sites with
different urls and site specific stuff kept in the respective child
controllers.
Iain.
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ve several
developers so running multiple tests at the same time caused all kinds
of strange problems and nobody wanted to maintain a DB per developer!
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velopment framework for Perl"
and
"More and more companies are turning to Catalyst as a core web
application technology. Many of these websites, such as XXX, comfortable
scale to XXX unique page views daily"
would be good hooks to draw people in.
<2p/>
Iain.
s OpenID
> account, if (s)he has one, or then, by default using an user account
> stored in a database.
> If someone has already done it, clue welcome.
>
> Thanks in advance
Haven't used it myself but
Catalyst::Authentication::Realm::Progressive - http://bit.ly/3beuPm
s
EPIC as
working with catalyst is no different to any other Perl project.
I have had most success running eclipse on linux, so YMMV on windows.
Iain.
p.s. I came across a nice feature (bug) recently that helps with content
assist and object/classes http
body has any thoughts/experience, pros/cons best
practice etc of either approach.
Actually, I like option 2 best. So I suppose I'm asking for reasons why
we shouldn't use option 1 :-)
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out to be a permissions problem.
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d:Cover script/myapp_server.pl"
The biggest thing to remember is to put an action in your app so that
the server can shutdown cleanly. e.g.
sub super_secret_exit : Local {
exit;
}
in your MyApp.pm
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