On Apr 6, 2007, at 12:04 PM, Ovid wrote:
> On a side note, the code you posted for making things 'read only'
> seemed a bit complicated for me. I simply do something similar to
> this:
>
> package My::DataCentre;
>
> use base 'My::Rose::DB::Object';
>
> sub meta_class { 'My::Rose::DB::Metaclass::ReadOnly' }
This just kind of hit me too--
As a quick-and-dirty fix, one could also make an object out of a
Database read-only view.
I think you *should* be able to just:
a- create a view that selects from the db and returns the same cols
as the real item
b- subclass the RODB obj and just change the table name in the
package meta.
Which would give you a RODB obj that will always fail on DB writes.
Granted, that only works on DBs that support VIEW
// Jonathan Vanasco
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