From: "Jonathon Soong" <j...@investmentscience.com.au>
Yes I realise now it might make more sense in the Model, but at the moment
it is in the Controller (it is someone else's code, so more difficult for
me to refactor).
There are two questions I have then:
1. How do you call a Model's function from the command line?
2. Is there no way to call controller methods that require authentication?
Thanks
Jon
The model can be just a thin wrapper for your non-catalyst modules like
MyApp::Model::DB could be for your DBIC schema.
And you can use your non-catalyst module from a non-catalyst script that can
be ran by a cron job.
If the code is in the controller and you can access it by web only, you can
create a script that accesses your running Catalyst application, does the
login (submits the login form with the necessary username and password),
saves the cookie and resends that cookie for all the requests you need to do
after logging in.
Octavian
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