On Fri, 1 Jul 2005, Cees Hek wrote:
I don't know what REST stands for or what a RESTful
webapp is, so I am a little bit lost on this one.
Roy Thomas Fielding wrote a doctoral dissertation in 2000 which can be
found online ( http://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/top.htm
) which
On 2005-07-02, Cees Hek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can do that with the current version as long as you use an
anonymous subroutine (hence a closure):
'constraints' = {
'email' = sub { _check_email( $self-dbh, @_ ) },
},
Or like this:
{
constraint_method =
Isn't this just basically CGI::Framework ? Preset directories, common
modules for setup, application and instance levels of the code etc.
Seems like a well enough developed cgi::framework baseclass would mean
that a firm could use their one base class for everything, just like
Mark has mentioned.
Hi,
I've upgraded my desktop to Fedora Core 4 and, after a lot of work
making CGI's work (security issues), I've run into a PERL problem with
passing parameters.
I had a code in my previous OS (Fedora Core 3) that worked propoerly.
This snippet used to work. It's taken from the documentation
I'm interested in any feedback anyone might have for this module.
More information:
http://kemitix.net/bitware/2005/07/02/cgiapplicationpluginajax-v002/
Download the code, including demo:
http://kemitix.net/files/cgiapp/CGI-Application-Plugin-AJAX-0.02.tar.gz
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The buzzword of the moment in
On Sun, 3 Jul 2005 01:02:49 +0100, Paul Campbell wrote:
Hi Paul
# Once the server replies, this is what we do with the answer
callback =
ajax_elid('result').innerHTML = '= ' + result;
ajax_elid('symbol').innerHTML = '*'; , } );
Which browsers support innerHTML?
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