Re: [Catalyst] catalyst book

2008-02-05 Thread Kieren Diment


On 5 Feb 2008, at 13:40, Matt Rosin wrote:


Also a good way to get code demos perhaps.




*ahem*

08:16 @kd purl, catalyst examples?
08:16  purl somebody said catalyst examples was  http:// 
dev.catalystframework.org/svnweb/Catalyst/browse/trunk/examples or  
svn co http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/repos/Catalyst/trunk/examples/



More examples welcome.  ping me on irc if you want something  
committed to the repository.



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Re: [Catalyst] home dir set to /home/MyApp/lib/MyApp

2008-02-05 Thread Matt S Trout
On Mon, Feb 04, 2008 at 10:20:29AM +0100, Jochen Luig wrote:
 Hi,
 
 I encountered some strange behaviour in my Catalyst App regarding 
 determination of the home directory.
 The App is the result of an attempt to manually merge two apps which I 
 know is error-prone in the first place but I can't help it at the 
 moment. And because the error I encountered seems to happen early in the 
 initialization cycle I think it may be resolvable.
 The two Apps as well as the resulting App run with mod_perl but the 
 behavior is the same when starting the App with the test server via 
 script/myapp_server.pl.
 So I created a directory /home/MyTest on the server and put the Modules 
 in there in accordance to the Catalyst directory structure.
 Now Catalyst sets the home directory to /home/MyTest/lib/MyApp instead 
 of the expected /home/MyTest. As a quick fix I tried to use the -Home 
 flag as follows:

Don't delete the Makefile.PL

Catalyst works with installed apps as well as running the app from an
unpacked dist. Since Makefile.PL isn't installed, it uses that to work out
whether you've installed it or not.

Since without the Makefile.PL you also can't run 'make test' or 'make
installdeps' it's pretty insane to delete it anyway - so don't :)

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Re: [Catalyst] catalyst book

2008-02-05 Thread Matt Rosin
 *ahem*

Oops! Sorry. Will come back maybe when head rises above sea level.

Matt

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Re: [Catalyst] Advice on form submission

2008-02-05 Thread Chisel Wright
Start. A. New. Thread.

Please.

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[Catalyst] Advice on form submission

2008-02-05 Thread Peter Sørensen
Hi,

I'm using Catalyst with FormBuilder and TT

I need an advice on how to handle multiple SUBMIT buttons
on one form. I have a method:

sub index : Local Form {
..
This creates my main form 
with multiple SUBMITS like

UPDATE
DELETE
ADD SUBSCRIBER


}

What would be the most elegant solution to deal with this according to Catalyst.

I would prefer to have separate actions like:

sub delete : Local Form {
.


sub update : Local Form {
.


Regards


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RE: [Catalyst] Catalyst, TT and using new filter

2008-02-05 Thread Peter Sørensen
Thanks that worked.

Below just FYI.

In the meantime I found, that the problem was related to my
minor knowledge to TT. The reason I wanted to trim the output 
was, that the code:

   tdtextarea 
[% FOREACH line IN subscribers %]
[% line | undent %]
[% END %]
   /textarea/td

produces NL in the textarea field. I changed this to:

   tdtextarea 
[%- FOREACH line IN subscribers -%]
[%- line | trim -%]
[% END -%]
   /textarea/td

and got rid of the NL. I was'nt aware of this.

regards

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easy filters:

package myApp::View::TT;

use strict;
use base 'Catalyst::View::TT';

__PACKAGE__-config(
{
CATALYST_VAR   = 'catalyst',
...
FILTERS = {
yesno = sub {
$_[0] ? 'yes' : 'no';
},
onoff = sub {
$_[0] ? 'on' : 'off';
},
},
},
);

1;

Peter Sørensen schrieb:
 Hi,

 I am Using catalyst, TT and formbuilder.

 I am struggling with output in a textarea field and would like to 
 install a new filter to TT to be used like:

   tdtextarea 
   [% FOREACH line IN subscribers %]
   [% line | undent %]
   [% END %]
   /textarea/td

 I have tried the standard trim filter but this does not give the expected 
 result.

 I found a post facing the problem, where Andy Wardley suggested a 
 undent filter and supplied code for this.

 My problem is where to put this code so that TT will recognize this 
 filter according to Catalyst.

 Do I need to install this as a new Plugin in TT?


 Regards


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 Emne: [Catalyst] Catalyst and Web Services?

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 If you want to provide access over SSL with auth, i.e. for example a desktop 
 app posting and retrieving info from/to a Catalyst app what's the best way?

 REST or SOAP?

 I want the same users that normalling login via a web browser and get a 
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 Would you create a new interface/access point on the Cat site and use REST or 
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Re: [Catalyst] Weird loss of user in session

2008-02-05 Thread Matt S Trout
On Mon, Feb 04, 2008 at 08:03:23PM -0800, Ashley wrote:
 Solved. I have a theory. I think I had a session persisting from  
 before I
 turned off verify_address. Maybe? I also went back to short names
 authentication and session instead of the new namespaced Plugin  
 style.

Don't do that.

The old-style will stoip being supported sooner or later.

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Re: [Catalyst] add components to files generated by C::Helper::Model::DBIC::Schema

2008-02-05 Thread Matt S Trout
On Mon, Feb 04, 2008 at 08:18:27PM +0100, Moritz Onken wrote:
 Hi,
 
 I need to add some components to some packages created by  
 Catalyst::Helper::Model::DBIC::Schema.

Which uses DBIx::Class::Schema::Loader so this question would have been
better asked on the DBIC list, but never mind.

 I tried adding them under the md5 checksum so updates wont break, but  
 some of them needed to be placed before Core is loaded.

Why?

No component I've ever written requires that. No component I've ever used
requires that.

Doing an extra __PACKAGE__-load_components at the bottom of the file
is equivalent to adding the contents of that call in front of core in the
original load_components - why won't that work? Did you even try it? :)

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Re: [Catalyst] using legacy auth stores with new auth system

2008-02-05 Thread Matt S Trout
On Mon, Feb 04, 2008 at 06:35:12PM +, Carl Franks wrote:
 Can the old Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication::Store::* modules be used with 
 the
 new Catalyst::Authentication system?
 
 I can't see anything in the docs or list archive about how to set this
 in the configuration - and it looks like only 'Authentication' should
 be listed in the Cat plugin import list.

Don't the docs say it'll search the old namespace if it can't find anything
in the new one?

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[Catalyst] Advice on form submission

2008-02-05 Thread Peter Sørensen
Hi,

I'm using Catalyst with FormBuilder and TT

I need an advice on how to handle multiple SUBMIT buttons on one form. I have a 
method:

sub index : Local Form {
..
This creates my main form 
with multiple SUBMITS like

UPDATE
DELETE
ADD SUBSCRIBER


}

What would be the most elegant solution to deal with this according to Catalyst.

I would prefer to have separate actions like:

sub delete : Local Form {
.


sub update : Local Form {
.


Regards


Peter Sorensen/university of Southern Denmark / e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: [Catalyst] using legacy auth stores with new auth system

2008-02-05 Thread Carl Franks
On 05/02/2008, Matt S Trout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Mon, Feb 04, 2008 at 06:35:12PM +, Carl Franks wrote:
  Can the old Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication::Store::* modules be used with 
  the
  new Catalyst::Authentication system?
 
  I can't see anything in the docs or list archive about how to set this
  in the configuration - and it looks like only 'Authentication' should
  be listed in the Cat plugin import list.

 Don't the docs say it'll search the old namespace if it can't find anything
 in the new one?

I just came across LCatalyst::Plugin::Authentication/COMPATIBILITY
ROUTINES a couple of minutes ago.
I can use the old store package, but have to use the old auth methods,
and I lose the new realms feature.

Rather than use the legacy features on a new app, I'm just going to
write a new Htpasswd store that uses the new auth API.

Thanks,
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Re: [Catalyst] home dir set to /home/MyApp/lib/MyApp

2008-02-05 Thread Jochen Luig

Matt S Trout schrieb:

Don't delete the Makefile.PL
  

Wow, that was easy. Thanks!

Wouldn't have thought of that myself in hours of banging my head against 
the wall to come.


Jochen

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[Catalyst] PAR deployment w/ non-standard layout

2008-02-05 Thread Matthew Pitts
Due to our initial development effort being broken down b/t code and
design, our application has somewhat of a non-standard layout. I'm now
looking to use PAR to deploy the app, but I'm having some issues due to
our non-standard setup and I'm hoping someone can shed some light on the
magic behind 'make catalyst_par'.

Does the built PAR contain all of the app's root content? I've built
some test PARs and I can't find where it has this content included.
However, when I run a test server via a PAR and browse the
the /tmp/par-... directory that contains the app I find the
inc/lib/MyApp/root directory that contains all such rootness.

If the PAR doesn't get built with root inside, then does it copy
root into the /tmp/par-... directory when it is run via 'parl
myapp.par script/myapp_server.pl'?

Are there still issues with PAR's /tmp/par-... magic in a FCGI setup
with multiple versions of the same app?
Reference: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/catalyst/users/11148
I want to be able to run my UAT and PROD apps on the same system, but
obviously they would need different home directories.

Can I use myapp.par as a FCGI internal process in mod_fcgid? Would I
just replace my Apache directive references to 'script/myapp_fastcgi.pl'
with 'parl myapp.par script/myapp_fastcgi.pl'?

Are there any issues with using the following for mod_fcgid to support
my non-standard layout:
'CATALYST_HOME=/path/to/home parl myapp.par script/myapp_fastcgi.pl'?

TIA for any help.

Regards,
-matt pitts

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Re: [Catalyst] add components to files generated by C::Helper::Model::DBIC::Schema

2008-02-05 Thread Matt S Trout
On Tue, Feb 05, 2008 at 11:18:46AM +0100, Moritz Onken wrote:
 sure I tried.
 Try InflateColumn::DateTime which overwrites the register_column  
 method. It only works if it's loaded before Core.

Which is what you'd be doing with a second load_components call, which is
why I asked.

The -actual- problem is that it needs to be loaded before the *add_columns*
call. If you'd described the symptoms rather than guessing at the disease
we could have solved your problem by now.

Anyway, as John said - use a BEGIN block. That'll make the load_components
call run before add_columns (note that you'll need to include Core in it
since the first load_components won't have run yet iehter).

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Re: [Catalyst] installing Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication::Store::LDAP

2008-02-05 Thread Peter Karman


On 01/25/2008 06:51 PM, Jay K wrote:
 
 Catalyst::Authentication::Store::XYZ
 Catalyst::Authentication::Credential::XYZ

 What's the recommended approach for existing stores and credentials?
 Rename them and mark
 the old ones as deprecated? Create new stubs with the new names that
 just subclass the
 existing plugins?
 
 
 Well - Overall to update to the new naming scheme and then deprecate
 the old ones, yes.

Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication::Store::LDAP 0.0601 is now marked at 
deprecated.
Catalyst::Authentication::Store::LDAP 0.1000 is now the latest and greatest.

Both just uploaded to CPAN etc.

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[Catalyst] javascript libraries in your application

2008-02-05 Thread Jennifer Ahn

hello!!

i just started building my web application on catalyst and i'm wondering 
where to put my javscript library in the framework.


i would greatly appreciate sharing your experience fitting javascript 
into this cool framework!


Jennifer

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Re: [Catalyst] javascript libraries in your application

2008-02-05 Thread Dennis Daupert
On Feb 5, 2008 2:04 PM, Jennifer Ahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 hello!!

 i just started building my web application on catalyst and i'm wondering
 where to put my javscript library in the framework.


Usually you want your javascript library to just download to the client as
is,
so under root/static is a good place. I like to set dedicated directories
for
static files:

root/static/js
root/static/css

/dennis
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RE: [Catalyst] javascript libraries in your application

2008-02-05 Thread Mesdaq, Ali
I put mine under root/static/js during testing and development but on
live servers I put it under /js and use mod rewrite rules to allow that
and the images directory to be served up statically. For some reason
having /static/js on a live URL is ghetto to me.

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hello!!

i just started building my web application on catalyst and i'm
wondering
where to put my javscript library in the framework.



Usually you want your javascript library to just download to the client
as is,
so under root/static is a good place. I like to set dedicated
directories for 
static files:

root/static/js
root/static/css

/dennis




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RE: [Catalyst] javascript libraries in your application

2008-02-05 Thread Gene Selkov
Serving your javascript as a static resource is OK if your view really has 
a static behavior -- that is, it does not mutate as you change parameters 
in your request, or it is shared among multiple requests.


If it is not static, you may want to serve it as templates, in the same 
way you serve the screen templates.


For example, I have a set of somewhat similar views into a tree-shaped 
database. All these views share the same YUI tree component and the same 
AJAX dispatcher. But the way each view uses this component is not the 
same; the content of the nodes, and therefore the code for their 
construction is somewhat different, and the associated callbacks are 
entirely different; also, different sets of YUI modules are loaded to 
minimize load times, and the module dependencies are such that various 
modules must be included at a number of different locations inside the 
page. The behavior remains conceptually the same, but the details of its 
implementation differ so much that I have to separate and parameterize the 
variations. If I didn't do that, I would end up with a huge replication of 
my javascript code.


So I think the correct answer is, it depends. If your client-side 
behavior is simple and does not vary, put it into static. Otherwise, there 
may not be a good place for it. It may have to be designed and architected 
in the same way you do it with you server-side code.



--Gene



On Tue, 5 Feb 2008, Mesdaq, Ali wrote:


I put mine under root/static/js during testing and development but on
live servers I put it under /js and use mod rewrite rules to allow that
and the images directory to be served up statically. For some reason
having /static/js on a live URL is ghetto to me.

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To: The elegant MVC web framework
Subject: Re: [Catalyst] javascript libraries in your application


On Feb 5, 2008 2:04 PM, Jennifer Ahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


hello!!

i just started building my web application on catalyst and i'm
wondering
where to put my javscript library in the framework.



Usually you want your javascript library to just download to the client
as is,
so under root/static is a good place. I like to set dedicated
directories for
static files:

root/static/js
root/static/css

/dennis




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