[cgiapp] Application Configuration Discussion

List -- Thank you in advance for any time spent reading or replying, I appreciate it. I'm developing a large application using CGI::Application (or at least thinking about it very seriously.) The application we are going to create will need to serve many users, and groups of users will need to

RE: [cgiapp] OO Perl, Inheritance and so on

Not quite, Mark, but close. use base 'CGI::Application' is just like use CGI::Application push @ISA, 'CGI::Application'; -Stephen -Original Message- From: Mark Stosberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 10:04 AM To: Dirk Wessner Cc: CGI::Application Mailing

Re: [cgiapp] Application Configuration Discussion

On 3/14/02 6:11 AM, Cory Trese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: List -- Thank you in advance for any time spent reading or replying, I appreciate it. I'm developing a large application using CGI::Application (or at least thinking about it very seriously.) The application we are going to create

RE: [cgiapp] OO Perl, Inheritance and so on

Hi Dirk, I think your question has less to do with CGI::Application than you think. Consider this. Put the logic to your unix-admin into a set of modules outside your web-application module: instancescript.cgi webapp.pm AccountEditor::Unix.pm AccountEditor::Solaris.pm ( 'ISA'

RE: [cgiapp] Application Configuration Discussion

[cgiapp] - I have created a simple configuration service (read: package.) This package reads an xml file and puts this data into an internal structure. Right now, I'm putting this object reference into my CGI::Application's sub-class by way of the -param method, while doing this I started to

Re: [cgiapp] OO Perl, Inheritance and so on

Hi Stephen! Thank you for hat hint. I've got to think it over for a while... --Dirk Stephen Howard wrote: Hi Dirk, I think your question has less to do with CGI::Application than you think. Consider this. Put the logic to your unix-admin into a set of modules outside your