OK, following John's guidance, I have now set up a script that uses Loader
to create my table class modules in a directory outside of cgi-bin. John
explained that it's best to get Loader to put the files in a temporary area
and then copy them to where they need to go otherwise the existence of the
files means Loader reads them in up front and then fails to create the new
modules because it says they're already loaded in memory!
This works but now for each table I also have a directory with Manager.pm.
Previously I did not have these, they seemed to be loaded into memory
automatically using:
__PACKAGE__->meta->make_manager_class('table')
in the table class .pm file. It seems that now I have to "use
My::Table::Manager" where previously I did not.
It's a minor point I suppose but can I get Loader to put the
make_manager_class at the bottom of each table class module? Or is this
inadvisable for some reason? If the answers are no and no, then I guess I
can write a few lines to add it in myself. Or I can just use the Managers,
no big deal. Just trying to ascertain what's best.
thanks,
James Masters.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Randal L. Schwartz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 22 September 2006 15:04
> To: James Masters
> Cc: 'Danial Pearce'; 'Rose::DB::Object list'
> Subject: Re: [RDBO] package confusion - Base class package is empty.
>
>
> >>>>> "James" == James Masters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> James> Yes, you are right of course. This has made me wonder
> if I'm putting
> James> them in the right place. My db is called GARD so I
> simply created a
> James> dir under cgi-bin called GARD and put the DB.pm and
> the table modules
> James> in there.
>
> You really really really shouldn't put libs or config files
> under cgi-bin.
> cgi-bin is *exclusively* for things that you want to
> *execute* directly with a
> URL from a browser. Auxillary stuff belongs *outside* the cgi-bin and
> htdoc-reachable areas, otherwise they might be disclosed if
> someone guesses
> the URL to reach them.
>
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