* Mark Stosberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-12-20T17:20:18] > > > > This works very nicely. > > Interesting. This looks sort of like the sub_request that Catalyst has: > > http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Catalyst::Plugin::SubRequest > > Why not use an external redirect, giving the resulting page a bookmarkable > URL?
Well, it takes a little more time and resources for an external redirect, for one thing. > (It realize it takes a little more time and resources for an external > redirect because it's a roundtrip to the browser and back.) Ah, well then: Also, this goes back to the iterative dispatch that I talked about a while ago. http://example.com/webservice/object/o_id/subobject/so_id/action All service goes through Webservice::Root. An autorunmode for "object" consumes the next part of the path, picks up the object in quesiton, and redispatches to Webservice::Object, which does the same for the related subobject. Webservice::Object::Subobject has a runmode "action" which actually does something with the found subobject, using its own logic and any available form data. -- rjbs
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