A. Pagaltzis said:
>
> * Robert 'phaylon' Sedlacek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-01-16 15:55]:
>
>> That's a rather odd comparison. I'd say "benchmarking mapping
>> of URLs to methods isn't a good test of Catalyst like
>> benchmarking DBI isn't a good test of DBIx-Class."
>
> I agree that Perrinâs analogy was a bit odd, but yours is even
> odder.
You are of course free to think so, but without some Why's I'm hardly able
to argue about it. But I always wanted to be psychic, so I'll try it
anyway :)
When I request a resource from a Catalyst application, two things are
executed: The framework logic, and my application logic. But this is not a
"first the one, then the other" execution. During the request, the
framework calls my application logic to get some response together, and my
application logic uses the framework logic in a convenient way. The
dispatching (read: The decisio on what part of my application logic to
execute) is a rather small part.
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# Robert 'phaylon' Sedlacek
# Perl 5/Catalyst Developer in Hamburg, Germany
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