On Aug 22, 2007, at 2:42 AM, Rob Clarke wrote:
This is a really slick looking site. I'd also be interested in how
you implemented forms.
It is nice. I'm interested in how you did your sharing stuff. The
digg this, stumbled it, etc. Was it Perl-centric, CPAN, straight
cut and paste
Hi,
It's a very attractive site! Wonderful. What things did you use YUI for?
Matt R.
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Catalyst makes it easy to build a site with lots of little modules of
content composing a single page - the actual content (words/images)
being scattered in static apache directories, the database, the
templates folders and the code. At some point a content management
system of some type is
Hi,
I'm trying to use the plugin to run a cron job by adding this to the myapp.pm :
__PACKAGE__-schedule(
at= '0 * * * *',
event = '/email/checkemail',
auto_run = 1,
);
This suppose to set the process checkemail run every hour, but it does nothing
at all.
Am Do, 23.08.2007, 14:45, schrieb Will Smith:
Hi,
I'm trying to use the plugin to run a cron job by adding this to the
myapp.pm :
__PACKAGE__-schedule(
at= '0 * * * *',
event = '/email/checkemail',
auto_run = 1,
);
This suppose to set the process
Hi.
This is quite off-topic related to Catalyst but my googling didn't reveal
anything.
Has anyone seen stuff like a Messages Queue (I dont have other words for
it) But a more generic implementation of a thing where you can put in
messages and pick them out in some other part of the program.
On 8/23/07, Matt Rosin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Catalyst makes it easy to build a site with lots of little modules of
content composing a single page - the actual content (words/images)
being scattered in static apache directories, the database, the
templates folders and the code. At some
Tobias Kremer wrote:
While hunting down some memory leaks in my application I found that it's
generally a bad idea to store $c in a class as this never gets cleared up
completely, is that correct?
I'd wager circular reference issue. Take a look into ACCEPT_CONTEXT
controller.
In short, if
Database table?
-Alex
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From: Jesper Krogh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 3:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
catalyst@lists.rawmode.org@shrek.krogh.cc
Subject: [Catalyst] A Perl Message Queue?
Hi.
This is quite off-topic related to
While hunting down some memory leaks in my application I found that it's
generally a bad idea to store $c in a class as this never gets cleared up
completely, is that correct?
I'm also doing things like this which seem to cause major leaks:
$foo-bar( coderef = sub { return $c-forward(
Has anyone seen stuff like a Messages Queue (I dont have other words for
it) But a more generic implementation of a thing where you can put in
messages and pick them out in some other part of the program.
It would be nice when you have stuff that takes longer that people usually
can wait
Don't use a DB as the backing store for a message queue if you will ever
need to pass a lot of messages thought it - you're just asking for
trouble doing it that way.
Hartmaier Alexander wrote:
Database table?
-Alex
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From: Jesper Krogh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cory Watson wrote:
Next year I will have a need for a CMS that:
- multi-user
- tracks changes
- allows previewing
- is perl
- doesn't impose a templating system
- extensible
- is open source
- works with my cat site
If you want sledgehammers, Bricolage and Krang are probably the
Don't use a DB as the backing store for a message queue if you will ever
need to pass a lot of messages thought it - you're just asking for
trouble doing it that way.
Getting way off topic but, understanding the kind of trouble one can get
into using a DB to store messages, how else can
Just use something like Amazon's SQS and worry not.
On 8/23/07, Mark Knoop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't use a DB as the backing store for a message queue if you will ever
need to pass a lot of messages thought it - you're just asking for
trouble doing it that way.
Getting way off
Hey All,
Config::Any 0.08 and Catalyst::Plugin::ConfigLoader 0.16 have hit the
CPAN. Changes:
Config::Any:
0.08 Thu Aug 23 2007
pass config options to each parser
fix for loading the same perl config twice (RT #28812)
Catalyst::Plugin::ConfigLoader:
0.16 Thu Aug 23 2007
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On 8/23/07, Simon Wilcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want sledgehammers, Bricolage and Krang are probably the beefiest
ones you can find :-)
www.bricolage.cc www.krangcms.com
Bricolage I was aware of, but krang is new to me.
They'll do all that you want (less perhaps a certain amount
On 8/23/07, Mark Knoop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't use a DB as the backing store for a message queue if you will ever
need to pass a lot of messages thought it - you're just asking for
trouble doing it that way.
Getting way off topic but, understanding the kind of trouble one can get
Cory Watson wrote:
On 8/23/07, Simon Wilcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want sledgehammers, Bricolage and Krang are probably the beefiest
ones you can find :-)
www.bricolage.cc www.krangcms.com
Bricolage I was aware of, but krang is new to me.
I had sent a note to one of the people
To give some idea, here's a couple of common products in the commercial
world:
IBM's MQSeries (now called WebSphere MQ)
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/integration/wmq/features/
BEA MessageQ:
http://www.bea.com/framework.jsp?CNT=index.htmFP=/content/products/mor
e/messageq
If you
Incidentally the dev site does list something called EasyCMS but I
read somewhere that it is defunct and won't work with current version
of Catalyst. Obviously lots of people have thought about this..
Matt Rosin
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I have used Joomla in the past for a fairly busy community website I run
on the side. When I first learned about Catalyst first thing I did was
look for what cool CMS was created using it. Unfortunately I didn't find
anything ready to go live. I definitely think we need one but for it to
actually
On 8/23/07, Simon Wilcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want sledgehammers, Bricolage and Krang are probably the beefiest
ones you can find :-)
www.bricolage.cc www.krangcms.com
Don't forget www.webgui.org.
One thing about Bricolage, Krang and WebGUI, is that none of them are
On 8/23/07, John Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For while I've been thinking it would be nice to have a Cat-based CMS with
multiple features built on top of a platform. The platform can include basic
things like Authn, Authz, Sessions, a basic user schema and pre-built HTML.
The pre-built HTML
John Wang wrote:
On 8/23/07, Simon Wilcox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want sledgehammers, Bricolage and Krang are probably the beefiest
ones you can find :-)
www.bricolage.cc www.krangcms.com
Don't forget www.webgui.org.
One thing about Bricolage, Krang and WebGUI, is that none
a Perl message queue using POE!
http://search.cpan.org/~dsnopek/POE-Component-MessageQueue-0.1.4/lib/POE/Component/MessageQueue.pm
On 8/23/07, Alan Humphrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To give some idea, here's a couple of common products in the commercial
world:
IBM's MQSeries (now called
On 8/23/07, Cory Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want something manages and
version my templates and then a view that lets Cat retrieve the
appropriate template through some means.
You can do something like that with Krang or Bricolage. They both
publish files rather than serving the
On Aug 23, 2007, at 10:39 AM, tprinty wrote:
Have you looked at memcache?
http://www.danga.com/memcached/
Memcached is nice for caching, and OK for temporary session
data, but last time I looked at it I couldn't see any good way to
use it for queuing. Is there a trick I missed?
Cheers,
On 8/23/07, Tobias Kremer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone seen stuff like a Messages Queue (I dont have other words for
it) But a more generic implementation of a thing where you can put in
messages and pick them out in some other part of the program.
It would be nice when you have
I haven't played with gearman yet, but we're also using TheSchwartz
(thanks to some setup help from jshirley), and its truly awesome.
I have a couple minor gripes (needs an on_final_error sub you can
override), but for the most part it rocks.
-D
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| On 8/23/07, John Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| For while I've been thinking it would be nice to have a Cat-based CMS with
| multiple features built on top of a platform. The platform can include basic
| things like Authn, Authz, Sessions, a basic user schema and pre-built HTML.
| The
I don't know if you can do Queing but from Jesper's description it
didn't seem like order was important. Seemed to me that he just wanted
to stash something away and grok it later on.
Supposedly the twitter guys have hacked memcached to act as a queue but
I can't find anything on how they did it.
On 8/23/07, tprinty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you looked at memcache?
Don't put your messages into memcached unless you don't mind losing
some. It is not a database or reliable storage. It's just a cache.
- Perrin
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On 8/23/07, Ash Berlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't use a DB as the backing store for a message queue if you will ever
need to pass a lot of messages thought it - you're just asking for
trouble doing it that way.
Like most things, it depends. If you need ACID properties for your
messages,
Good message queue systems can exceed 100,000 messages per second in
throughput. They say OpenAMQ does, for example.
I suggest looking at OpenAMQ (openamq.org). It is free (GNU license),
supported and used by major companies for $$$ work, looks well designed,
seems very flexible, has great
This looks very interesting and promising but is it just me or is there
No actual documentation on using Perl bindings?
Thanks,
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