actually it should be
use_ok('Engoi::Schema::EngoiDb::Attributes');
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I am trying to use this command
script/engoi_create.pl model Schema DBIC::Schema
Engoi::Schema::EngoiDb create=static ...
to make my model with a seperate static schema
a bit of a mental block
about writing test cases. I'd like to see some good examples to get
the brain working ...
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think all I found were
default generated model_blahblah.t files. But maybe that has changed
... or I didn't look hard enough ...
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haul?
Before you wish for something, it's worth asking yourself _why_ you want it.
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to bridge the two views, implement the API, and protect the db against
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in fact there are a number of ways the language can be
detected. For me, these are (highest priority first) ... :
1. the uri
2. the session (maybe, i'm thinking about this ... the argument
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get a virtual machine at bytemark.co.uk
slightly more than el cheapo shared hosting but root access and do
what the hell you like with it.
Have you run cat on one of their servers? I'm
do you run under mod_perl or fastcgi?
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haven't tried it yet. at the moment i run cgis under mod_perl
processes (15MB each), and an sql server. no problem. I don't expect
things
now I have the hang of building apache/perl from source ...
what's the rationale behind the perl is normally built with thread
support OFF in a production environment?
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now I have the hang of building apache/perl from source ...
what's the rationale behind the perl is normally built with thread
support OFF in a production environment?
is that what
create another one.
If I write a new() method for this model, does it have access to the
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if you have a (dbix) database, and use it as a model, you generally
end up doing this :
$c-model-
and the database connection is handled internally.
I now want to write another
dbic-schema?
If it is all to deal with the same DB, and the same structures, you
might benefit from that.
andreas
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basically it does some fancy processing on the db and caches the
results. initially, that will be it. It will present
maybe I'm worrying too much about reusing the catalyst connection - I
could just get a connection in new() and keep a ref to it there, and
use that whenever needed.
I don't know much about what goes on internally, or how much overhead
each connection has with it ...
On 10/4/06, Daniel McBrearty
ok. thanks.
what is the magic? is its behaviour in one of the perldocs?
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I have. Could do it either way, but on the whole I prefer to seperate the
two.
Even if I did that, I think I'd have the same question - how
of my favorite perl glue, like DBI, CGI, and Template
toolkit.
But do I want a full blown framework?
Or do I just want a simple JavaScript function?
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leave that in place.
How can I just mock the context/stash but leave the rest of MyApp in place?
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and how translation is managed etc. I presume that this is
what you are referring to.
I anticipate creating a mini-app that will allow a translator to make
changes to the database code and view the result immediately in the
application.
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* Daniel McBrearty [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-11-17 12:00]:
A global is something that is in the global namespace.
A singleton isn't, any more than other class is. You have to
import the class to which it belongs to use it.
That might be true
it (funny syntax ... encourages
poor code ... ) when those that know better know that the bad code
comes out of the coder, not the language.
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So my original example : say we
ahhh ... yes. silly me.
(it was only the sane bit that was hard to do ... ;)
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if I
use MyApp;
in a script, is there a way to stop all the usual console out that
happens ?
Take -Debug out of the use line
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How does one do this?
If you have a text input field which can be in *any* language, which
will get stored in the db, how do you protect against script
injection?
If it's just
that I
am thinking of.
Phaylon : sure. A simple example would be, say, a multilingual web
forum. A text field would have a size limit, but other than that most
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have a reference on why
placeholders protect against injection attacks ? If that is the case,
maybe I can even leave out \w filtering where that is appropriate to
do that.
thanks!
D
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If you're talking about sql injection then presumably you could do
this exactly the same as you would any other input field - use sql
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should
have dug into the sauce first ...
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or reading C::P::Auth docs, maybe it's better to write a helper _login
method in my controller, and let that handle things ...
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Am migrating from
platforms).
thanks.
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the site is available in about 15 languages, including Chinese,
Japanese, Greek ... it doesn't make any sense to restrict to
[A-Z][a-z]. Some users may be hardly using those.
If people lock themeselves out, they can get
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you just want to see the text that you are generating the for the
email, make some kind of sanity check on it, just before it hits the
email module. I'll check it out.
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if you have an action that sends an email, how do you
that's a nice idea. thanks Perrin.
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if you have an action that sends an email, how do you write tests for it?
We do it by subclassing Net::SMTP::Server to write all mail to files in
a temp directory. Then we send
method somewhere that does the same.
D
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if you have an action that sends an email, how do you write tests
('email');
$c-log-dumper($super);
}
1;
and I get ... :
[debug] $VAR1 = sub { DUMMY };
and if I try
$super-($c, @_);
the app hangs. Is this a known problem?
cheers
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... but I'm thinking, how can one plugin
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be a bit chunky
though ... we'll see what happens ...
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Do you know what the approximate filesize would be (zipped or RAR'd)?
Ubuntu would be great.
Thanks,
Brian
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does anyone have workable hosting for such a thing?
I do my
key until it's done. Puts
everything (including local perl) under whatever directory you
specify.
http://code.google.com/p/pimpmycat/
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Not sure. I've never tried before. I'm just cloning my m/c now. All I
have to do then would be to remove all my
to, but I'll send it to whoever
wants it.
Rhett
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the clone I made last night was pretty big --- 5GB or so. When I get
some time I'll take a look to see where that is coming from.
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an existing cat app
but think I might fancy a bit of R in there, am I going to want to
shoot myself later ... ;-?
cheers. I hope I can get enough of this to make some simple cruddish
stuff I need happen, and hope fully take advantage of Reaction as it
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ok, answered my own question, partly. Reaction::Controller isa
Cat::C::Bindlex, which is a Cat::C so I can use a
Reaction::Controller as a souped up Cat::C, I guess ...
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I took a look, I got it to run, I went ... ah ... now it's silly
.
cheers
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ok, answered my own question, partly. Reaction::Controller isa
Cat::C::Bindlex, which is a Cat::C so I can use a
Reaction::Controller as a souped up Cat::C, I guess ...
Precisely
. the root action is using a viewport, pushing the template name onto
it ... what does a viewport actually do over, say, a standard TT
template?
thanks. I'll prod about with it anyway and see what happens ...
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... somewhere ...
On 1/2/07, Daniel McBrearty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gotcha. The only part I had to put in Root.pm was the
__PACKAGE__-config( ... ), which is logical.
I found a lot of templates under root/base ... including 'xhtml' which
at some point calls
[% INCLUDE header;
window.render_viewport
ok ... but I have /root as my site base (static files), all my
tempates are in /templates ... can I put them in /templates/base
somehow?
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gotcha. The only part I had to put in Root.pm
'
TEMPLATE_EXTENSION: '.tt'
is the template path somehow hardcoded into
Reaction::UI::Renderer::XHTML.pm ? I looked at the source, and I
didn't see anything that looks like that ...
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another look at it tomorrow. thanks for the help.
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OK, this is a little odd ...
adding MyApp::View::XHTML.pm
with contents
package Engoi::View::XHTML;
use Reaction::Class;
extends 'Reaction::UI::Renderer::XHTML';
1;
somehow stamps on the config
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the idea of
allocating memory to code that is just stopping me do something that I
ought to know about anyway.
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what happens if you need to deprecate it ... ?
(I'm only half joking ... )
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I just started using AJAX (or AHAH actually ... ) a little. I like the
lightness it gives but I've been slow to pick up because I want to be
sure that pages work without js
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-user_exists and $c-user in the module I'm testing to
return values which I directly control in the test script?
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at least it looks sane at the mo ...
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in test scripts I am able to (for instance) mess with the config my doing
my $config = MyApp-config;
$config-{some_val} = 'test value';
given that I am happy that my Authentication
to actually do the tests. Of course, we might just end
up proving that the db makes more difference than anything else ...
This is just mindblobs at the moment, but the other thread made me
think, and I wondered if something like this has been done already.
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would say about 50 might
be a good measure, though my current app has a lot more of them...
sure. It would certainly be possible to start simple and then get more
complicated ...
Personally, I don't care about templating and ORM benchmarks,
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is ridiculous IMHO.
/snip
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those techniques can be exploited? What is the simplest set of tests
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forget that ... found it
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/catalyst/users/10756?search_string=data%20retrieval;#10756
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I looked for that discussion - didn't find it. Do you have a pointer?
In your experience, what is accounting
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well, it's easy to id the cat team :-)
http://team1.plat-forms.org/
theirs is up and looks already partly functional.
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after about 20 you get this weird sense of actually being really
really alert ... and never wrong ...
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indeed ... I stand corrected.
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it would be great.
I agree, not just DBIx
DBIx is the namespace for DBI extensions.
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choice, and so it should be;
who will write the code and what they like using *is* a substantial
input into the decision process.
If we are having this discussion from a how can we get java heads to
use perl POV, I think we are wasting our time ... :-) - if not, what
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ah, sorry. I didn't pick up that bit of $c ...
I wish him luck anyway. People are generally so polarised over the issue.
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I dunno
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to be where you issue the command to start
the server from, but that seems not to be the case.
In the end I *might* migrate to fastcgi, so what would the answer be
to this in that case? I guess, wherever you start the fastcgi server
process from?
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but if so it's not one of the obvious ones ...
any ideas? I can turn off taint for a bit, but it's odd.
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[Mon Feb 26 20:28:50 2007] [error] Couldn't load
Catalyst::Plugin::ConfigLoader::YAML, Insecure dependency in
require while running with -T switch at
/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/Module/Pluggable/Fast.pm line
82.\n at /usr/local/lib/perl5
you're right, sorry, my bad ...
It was 0.06 - I just updated to 0.13, and that's fixed. Now I have a
similar error in my schema ... anyone know the cpan command to
globally update my libraries ... !?
thanks again.
On 2/26/07, Brian Cassidy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Daniel McBrearty wrote
sorted. just needed to update DBIx::Class. thanks again.
On 2/26/07, Daniel McBrearty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you're right, sorry, my bad ...
It was 0.06 - I just updated to 0.13, and that's fixed. Now I have a
similar error in my schema ... anyone know the cpan command to
globally update my
features to put back into cat. (First we have
to get this thing off teh ground though ;-) )
lots of thanks to this list for immeasurable help in getting this job
(nearly) done, and helping me along that never-ending learning curve.
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hmmm. I got round to this today. Installed e::w, put it at the top of
the code ... but it's not saying anything at all (I guess I should be
looking for warnings in the debug output?)
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I also found once I started
, although the most useful
are hashes and arrays.
true. So it's perhaps more accurate to say you can put a ref to
anything ([EMAIL PROTECTED], blessed or not ... ) on the stash.
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the problem is here.
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have differing definitions of simple
though.
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I thought of using fcgi also, but wondered if the fact that lighty
doesn't make the fcgi connection persistent was significant.
Are you sure? It looked persistent to me.
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I'm about to deploy an application
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you could probably google for google and it would be on about page 2 ...
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now the next time this happens, googling for cpantools.org will find
this thread and all will be clear!
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thanks Perrin. The wikipedia article covers it well.
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Comments? horrendous hackery? laziness? a landmine? ok in some cases?
It's pretty well covered by Wikipedia here:
http
://www.shadowcatsystems.co.uk/
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