From: "Dave Rolsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Sat, 19 Apr 2008, John Romkey wrote:
I suspect that most Catalyst users build their applications so that the
controllers do too much work. I certainly did, and I'm gradually
rewriting mine to move most of the work into the model. Where before my
controllers
A good way to approach a webapp is to think of the Controller as a thin
shim between the the web/HTTP environment and your model.
Of course, the ultimate benefit is that it's the only sane way to write an
application ;)
I heard this for more times, but I am usually creating my controllers using
a helper tool like:
perl scripts/myapp_create.pl model MyData DBIC::Schema MyData create=static
dbi:mysql:database=mydata user pass
Is this tool not recommended? Or should it be used only as a tool for
starting creating the model and the DBIC classes?
Please tell us if we can find an example of putting the logic in the model
than call those methods from the controller.
Thanks.
Octavian
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