Re: [Catalyst] Re: [OT] Search Solution

2007-11-09 Thread David Morel


Le 9 nov. 07 à 05:13, Fayland Lam a écrit :


David Morel wrote:

Le 8 nov. 07 à 10:25, Felix Antonius Wilhelm Ostmann a écrit :

Other solution is Xapian

Catalyst::Model::Xapian
There was a discussion on this topic not so long ago. I suggest to  
have a look at the list archive, some interesting discussion went  
on at that time



I searched http://lists.scsys.co.uk/pipermail/catalyst/, but don't  
find anything. could u tell me which month is it talked?


Thanks.



have a look there: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/catalyst/users/

and search for lucene, plucene, xapian, swish-e, etc

actually the threads I found seem shorter than I remember, but I just  
had a very quick look.


David Morel




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[Catalyst] Re: Search Solution

2007-11-09 Thread Adam Sjøgren
On Fri, 09 Nov 2007 04:13:59 +, Fayland wrote:

 Other solution is Xapian
 
 Catalyst::Model::Xapian

 I searched http://lists.scsys.co.uk/pipermail/catalyst/, but don't
 find anything. could u tell me which month is it talked?

Another place to try searching the list is here:

 
http://search.gmane.org/search.php?group=gmane.comp.web.catalyst.generalquery=xapian

(Incidentally, search.gmane.org is based on Xapian).


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Re: [Catalyst] [OT] Search Solution

2007-11-09 Thread Jon Schutz
On Thu, 2007-11-08 at 13:48 +0200, Octavian Rasnita wrote:

 What do you think about e-swish, Kinosearch and Lucene?
 

As it has been years since I have reviewed these (swish-e and lucene),
it wouldn't be fair for me to comment.  Lots of detail and links at
http://www.searchtools.com/tools/tools.html


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[Catalyst] Ubuntu / Catalyst

2007-11-09 Thread Jason Tang
Hi

I'm just about to embark on reviewing Catalyst as a framework for our
web developments. I've done small amounts of Catalyst playing around in
my spare time but not a massive amount.

I'm probably going through the same hoops other people are going through
with regards of its production suitability. The first question I've come
across is about being able to package Catalyst with its multitude of
dependancies for a production environment. I'm not convinced installing
direct from CPAN is the solution.

Your thoughts?

TIA

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Re: [Catalyst] Ubuntu / Catalyst

2007-11-09 Thread Jason Tang
On Fri Nov 09, 2007 at 12:45:43PM +, Jason Tang wrote:
 I'm just about to embark on reviewing Catalyst as a framework for our
 web developments. I've done small amounts of Catalyst playing around in
 my spare time but not a massive amount.
 
 I'm probably going through the same hoops other people are going through
 with regards of its production suitability. The first question I've come
 across is about being able to package Catalyst with its multitude of
 dependancies for a production environment. I'm not convinced installing
 direct from CPAN is the solution.

I should add we develop on ubuntu (7.04 currently).
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[Catalyst] Save as...

2007-11-09 Thread Octavian Rasnita

Hi,

I try to print a file to the browser using:

$c-res-content_type('Application/Octet-Stream');
$c-res-header(Content-Disposition = attachment;filename=\$file\);
# $c-res-header('Content-Length' = length($content));
$c-res-body($content);

If I try to save the file pressing enter on the link to download the file, 
the window that asks me if I want to save it appears, but after I press the 
Save button, nothing happends, and it doesn't ask me for the name of the 
file.


But if I right-click on that link and chose Save as... from the context 
menu, it always ask me immediately for the name of that file.


Can you tell me what other headers do I need to print, or what else should I 
need to do in order to be able to save the file by just clicking the link 
(pressing enter on it)?


Thanks.

Octavian


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Re: [Catalyst] Save as...

2007-11-09 Thread Ash Berlin

Octavian Rasnita wrote:

Hi,

I try to print a file to the browser using:

$c-res-content_type('Application/Octet-Stream');
$c-res-header(Content-Disposition = 
attachment;filename=\$file\);

# $c-res-header('Content-Length' = length($content));
$c-res-body($content);

If I try to save the file pressing enter on the link to download the 
file, the window that asks me if I want to save it appears, but after 
I press the Save button, nothing happends, and it doesn't ask me for 
the name of the file.


But if I right-click on that link and chose Save as... from the 
context menu, it always ask me immediately for the name of that file.


Can you tell me what other headers do I need to print, or what else 
should I need to do in order to be able to save the file by just 
clicking the link (pressing enter on it)?


Thanks.

Octavian


I do the following:

   $c-res-header('Content-disposition', qq{attachment; 
filename=$name - $date.pdf});

   $c-res-headers-content_type('application/pdf');
   $c-res-body($out);

The only difference I can see there is a space after the ';'

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Re: [Catalyst] Ubuntu / Catalyst

2007-11-09 Thread Matt S Trout
On Fri, Nov 09, 2007 at 12:45:43PM +, Jason Tang wrote:
 Hi
 
 I'm just about to embark on reviewing Catalyst as a framework for our
 web developments. I've done small amounts of Catalyst playing around in
 my spare time but not a massive amount.
 
 I'm probably going through the same hoops other people are going through
 with regards of its production suitability. The first question I've come
 across is about being able to package Catalyst with its multitude of
 dependancies for a production environment. I'm not convinced installing
 direct from CPAN is the solution.

Depends. I prefer having an application perl and each deployment having
its own self-contained lib tree, makes upgrades etc. much less risky.

If you're wanting to go the apt route then the ubuntu repos already have
quite a bit, then add http://debian.pkgs.cpan.org/, then add
dh-make-perl and/or CPANPLUS::Dist::Deb for any stragglers (and your
application itself).

As for 'production suitability', I'd point at -

http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/wiki/LiveApplications

which is just the people who've made a point of adding themselves (and I
know of plenty that haven't, some of which I can't talk about, many more of
which I don't remember the URLs to :)

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Re: [Catalyst] Ubuntu / Catalyst

2007-11-09 Thread Matt S Trout
On Fri, Nov 09, 2007 at 01:02:28PM +, Jason Tang wrote:
 On Fri Nov 09, 2007 at 12:45:43PM +, Jason Tang wrote:
  I'm just about to embark on reviewing Catalyst as a framework for our
  web developments. I've done small amounts of Catalyst playing around in
  my spare time but not a massive amount.
  
  I'm probably going through the same hoops other people are going through
  with regards of its production suitability. The first question I've come
  across is about being able to package Catalyst with its multitude of
  dependancies for a production environment. I'm not convinced installing
  direct from CPAN is the solution.
 
 I should add we develop on ubuntu (7.04 currently).

6.06 was the last one that was serious production quality.

7.04 has a bastardized fstab setup, a bleeding-edge init replacement, and
a host of other not-really-unix-or-linux-or-anything-else-but-ubuntu-isms.

But hell, it's your platform and that's just my opinion. None of our servers
are going past 6.06 though :)

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Re: [Catalyst] Ubuntu / Catalyst

2007-11-09 Thread Daniel Hulme
On Fri, Nov 09, 2007 at 03:01:52PM +, Matt S Trout wrote:
 then add http://debian.pkgs.cpan.org/

Just a quick note to avoid any confusion later: the above repo has
binary deb files for i386 only. If you're running an AMD64 box with the
AMD64 Debian, or if you're running some other architecture, you won't be
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[Catalyst] Credential::HTTP vs. Controller::REST

2007-11-09 Thread Christopher H. Laco
I'm working with the REST action/controller to expose my app to browsers
and to any remote client (json/xml, etc). For the browser stuff, I just
use the regular Auth plugins with a database store tied to a user/pass
login form. For remote clients, I wanted to tack on HTTP Auth using
Basic/Digest.

Lucky for me, we have C::P::A::Credential::HTTP, which can consume and
create the proper Basic/Digest auth headers.

Unfortunately, when this credential class creates the appropriate 401
response code and headers when auth is required, it assumes that the
content-type is text/html, and the body() needs to contain text
(Authorization Required).

IMHO, this is bad. I don't believe the it's the responsibility of this
credential to set/assume the content-type/body for me, but only to
manage reading/writing the auth headers.

Under normal operation, the REST controller receives a request for a
certain content-type, and if I set the status code myself to 401 and
detach, the outbound response is automatically set to that requested
content-type with an empty serialized entity (empty YAML, null in JSON, etc)

Since the HTTP auth credential assumes is needs to set content-type and
body(), those trash what the REST controller is doing during
serialization of the response. When it does that, response to clients
that have requested yaml/json now get tesr/html and a body they can't
consume.

It mentioned in the HTTP Auth pod that one could override these in
end(), but that means that I have to spend time in my end() sub
reimplementing logic that is already handled by the REST controller,
just to get the content-type/body back to the proper output.

At this point, I just wanted to get the conversation started on what
every thinks the correct behavior is, and if there are any work around
for this type of problem.

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[Catalyst] Meta::Interpolate - caching weirdness

2007-11-09 Thread Randy Moore

Hi all,

Newbie here with my first big project under Catalyst.

I'm trying to use a TT plugin for Catalyst that allows template 
variables to be used in [% META %] tags.  I found this on Tony Bowden's 
page here (http://nothing.tmtm.com/archives/201) and he credits Jonas 
Liljegren, so I'm guessing the code originated here 
(http://astral.paranormal.se/perldoc/Para/Frame/Template/Plugin/Meta/Interpolate.html).


I've got it working.  This does just what I would expect:

   [% USE Meta::Interpolate %]
   [% META title =  '-${category.name} at Our Site'  %]


But, when I move to another category page, the page title has been 
cached somewhere and will not change for 10 minutes.  After it expires 
out of the cache, the next category page I hit will set the title which 
will be show on all category pages for the next 10 minutes.  Pages where 
the title has NOT been set using the META tag are not affected by this.  
They keep the page title set by the site.template variable. 


This is was setup using the TTSite view, not sure if that is relevant.
I have disabled the internal TT template_caching (just for development), 
so that should not be the issue


I am using the Cache plugin for TT but I'm not caching the head 
section of my pages,


Any suggestions on how to track down what is causing these titles to be 
cached would be much appreciated.








































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[Catalyst] request uri under lighttpd/fastcgi contains extra slash

2007-11-09 Thread Jim Spath
When I run Catalyst out of a non root webserver location, e.g. /myapp, 
$c-request-uri has an extra slash after the base url.


  http://mydomain.com/myapp//
  http://mydomain.com/myapp//some/action

Catalyst::Engine::CGI::prepare_path() is setting $base_path to /myapp/, 
which is correct, but then to create the full path used in 
$c-request-uri, it appends $ENV{PATH_INFO} to this base_path, which 
appears to always begin with a slash, resulting in the double slash I am 
seeing.


FYI, my lighttpd fastcgi config looks like:

 $HTTP[url] =~ ^/myapp/(?!static) {
  fastcgi.server = (
   /myapp = (
 MyApp = (
   ...
 ),
   ),
  ),
 }

and I am currently running Catalyst 5.7007.  I'd prefer a solution that 
doesn't involve upgrading Catalyst... if that is possible.


- Jim

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Re: [Catalyst] Ubuntu / Catalyst

2007-11-09 Thread Matt S Trout
On Fri, Nov 09, 2007 at 03:27:50PM +, Daniel Hulme wrote:
 On Fri, Nov 09, 2007 at 03:01:52PM +, Matt S Trout wrote:
  then add http://debian.pkgs.cpan.org/
 
 Just a quick note to avoid any confusion later: the above repo has
 binary deb files for i386 only. If you're running an AMD64 box with the
 AMD64 Debian, or if you're running some other architecture, you won't be
 able to get binary packages from that repo.

I tend to treat vendor archives as throw 'em at the wall and see what sticks.

Then again given I hack on quite a few of the key components of the toolkit
we're usually deploying my dependency requirements tend to be somewhat on
the needy side :)

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Re: [Catalyst] request uri under lighttpd/fastcgi contains extra slash

2007-11-09 Thread Andy Grundman


On Nov 9, 2007, at 11:26 AM, Jim Spath wrote:

When I run Catalyst out of a non root webserver location, e.g. / 
myapp, $c-request-uri has an extra slash after the base url.


 http://mydomain.com/myapp//
 http://mydomain.com/myapp//some/action

Catalyst::Engine::CGI::prepare_path() is setting $base_path to / 
myapp/, which is correct, but then to create the full path used in  
$c-request-uri, it appends $ENV{PATH_INFO} to this base_path,  
which appears to always begin with a slash, resulting in the double  
slash I am seeing.


FYI, my lighttpd fastcgi config looks like:

$HTTP[url] =~ ^/myapp/(?!static) {
 fastcgi.server = (
  /myapp = (
MyApp = (
  ...
),
  ),
 ),
}

and I am currently running Catalyst 5.7007.  I'd prefer a solution  
that doesn't involve upgrading Catalyst... if that is possible.


Please at least test your app with the latest Catalyst version.   
There's a reason we put out new releases, to fix bugs like this one. :)


I just ran our test suite against lighttpd 1.4.18 and the latest  
Catalyst with a non-root path and it is fully passing.


-Andy

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Re: [Catalyst] Re: [OT] Search Solution

2007-11-09 Thread Peter Karman


On 11/09/2007 02:00 AM, David Morel wrote:

 have a look there: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/catalyst/users/
 
 and search for lucene, plucene, xapian, swish-e, etc
 
 actually the threads I found seem shorter than I remember, but I just
 had a very quick look.

I posted this link awhile back too:

http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06061.html

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[Catalyst] ANNOUNCE: Rose::DBx::Garden::Catalyst

2007-11-09 Thread Peter Karman
I've just uploaded Rose::DBx::Garden::Catalyst 0.01 to CPAN.

http://search.cpan.org/dist/Rose-DBx-Garden-Catalyst/

This is an alternative to the Catalyst::Example::InstantCRUD app. The main 
differences are:

 * uses Rose::DB::Object and Rose::HTML::Objects instead of DBIx::Class and 
HTML::Widget
 * uses CatalystX::CRUD::Model::RDBO and CatalystX::CRUD::Controller::RHTMLO
 * relies heavily on the Yahoo UI library (http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/)

The idea behind this project is to make it easy to quickly bootstrap a web UI 
to your existing
database. It has been tested with PostgreSQL 8.x, YUI 2.3.1 and 
Rose::DBx::Garden 0.03.

From the SYNOPSIS:

# create a Catalyst app
 catalyst.pl MyApp

# create a Rose::DBx::Garden::Catalyst script
 cat mk_cat_garden.pl
use Rose::DBx::Garden::Catalyst;
use MyDB;  # isa Rose::DB

my $garden = Rose::DBx::Garden::Catalyst-new(
catalyst_prefix = 'MyApp',
garden_prefix   = 'MyRDBO',
db  = MyDB-new,
tt  = 1,  # make Template Toolkit files
);

$garden-plant('MyApp');

# run your script
 perl mk_cat_garden.pl

# start your Catalyst dev server
 cd MyApp
 perl script/myapp_server.pl

# enjoy the fruits at http://localhost:3000/rdgc

Feedback, comments, patches, tests, docs, etc., all welcome.

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Re: [Catalyst] Catalyst::Plugin::Prototype

2007-11-09 Thread Will Smith
Hi, Have you been successfully used HTML::Prototype in Cat? Could you help me 
with a working example? I could not fix all the syntax in the new version of 
Cat. Thanks

Stefan Kühn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The documentation of 
Catalyst::Plugin::Prototype is a rather thin.
Only one example of a method is given:
   [% c.prototype.observe_field( 'editor', uri, { 'update' = 'view' } ) %]

Is it correct that Catalyst::Plugin::Prototype uses and that the
methods can be determined from
   perldoc Catalyst::Plugin::Prototype  ?

Or how can i find it's methods?

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Re: [Catalyst] Catalyst::Plugin::Prototype

2007-11-09 Thread J. Shirley
See quote below.

On Nov 9, 2007 11:25 AM, Will Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi, Have you been successfully used HTML::Prototype in Cat? Could you help
 me with a working example? I could not fix all the syntax in the new version
 of Cat. Thanks


 **

 Ash Berlin already responded to this question:

Dont use this plugin. It is one of the more stupid plugins. The entirety
of the code is this:

package Catalyst::Plugin::Prototype;

use strict;
use base 'Class::Data::Inheritable';
use HTML::Prototype;

our $VERSION = '1.33';

__PACKAGE__-mk_classdata('prototype');
eval { require HTML::Prototype::Useful; };

if ( $@ ) {
   __PACKAGE__-prototype( HTML::Prototype-new );
} else {
   __PACKAGE__-prototype( HTML::Prototype::Useful-new );
}

Just create a HTML::Prototype yourself and be done with it if you want
to use Prototype.




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Re: [Catalyst] Re: [OT] Search Solution

2007-11-09 Thread Peter Karman


On 11/09/2007 03:47 PM, Octavian Rasnita wrote:

 Do you have a recommendation for a good perl module that can be used
 easyly for creating a spider that should index a web site?
 

If you don't need UTF-8, check out Swish-e. It has a spider and parser.

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