This is an example in Chapter 8 of The Definitive Guide to Catalyst and the example from the book nor the source code for the example from the Apress site actually work.
For example: I know how to match www.domain.com/foo/21 sub foo : Path(\'/foo\') Args(1) { my ( $self, $c, $foo_id ) = @_;
I am trying to use Catalyst::Authentication::Credential::OpenID to authenticate users from Google. Once authentication is successful, I get a Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication::User::Hash object as my
We develop a larger database web application with Perl Catalyst and PostgreSQL under Linux. Users can login and upload and download data files (scientific measurements).
How do you customize dispatch rules Catalyst are using when matching an url? For example, I\'d like GET /home/a to call into sub a_GET : Local and POST /home/a to call sub a_POST : Local.
I recently developed a catalyst application which I would now like to deploy. My host (OVH) allows perl applications via mod_cgi.
I\'ve got a catalyst specific model class that I\'d like to instanciate by wrapping it with the help of a Catalyst::Model::Adaptor
I want to configure all the actions in my controller using my app\'s config file. According to Catalyst::Controller I can do this in the controller itself:
I am having an issue (Catalyst related) apparently with Moose/Class::MOP. Starting my server I get the following output... (shown below in all its glory)
I have a DBIC schema, where all the classes use a common base class, and definition class. The base class loads common components, and overrides the update method in order to record changesets in an a
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