[Openinteract-commits] CVS: SPOPS/eg README,1.6,1.7

[Chris W. <la...@us...>]

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added some pointers as to how to use the examples


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*** README	2001/10/15 04:24:38	1.6
--- README	2001/10/15 04:46:13	1.7
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*** 3,11 ****
  
  This directory contains sample SPOPS code and classes you can use for
! users and groups.
  
-  fatbomb*
  
!      - sample standalone scripts
  
   My/DiscoverField.pm
--- 3,11 ----
  
  This directory contains sample SPOPS code and classes you can use for
! users, groups and security, along with a simple class to test them
! out. Plus one class that's useful anywhere.
  
  
! For the class that's useful anywhere:
  
   My/DiscoverField.pm
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*** 21,28 ****
  Note that if you create a database, run the data stocking script and
  then clear the data out, the security data won't match up properly. In
! particular, the ID of the group 'site admin' (2) is hardcoded into
! both My/Group.pm and My/User.pm. You might need to change it. (This
! will be fixed with the next version of SPOPS.)
  
   users_groups_(mysql|pgsql|tsql).sql
  
--- 21,66 ----
  Note that if you create a database, run the data stocking script and
  then clear the data out, the security data won't match up properly. In
! particular, the ID of the group 'managers' (3) is hardcoded into both
! My/Group.pm and My/User.pm. You might need to change it.
! 
! How to use these:
! 
!  (1) Either pick a database to use or create a new one
! 
!  (2) Create the schema -- this is dependent on your database. An
!  example is:
! 
!  $ mysql --user=test --password=dingdong test < users_groups_mysql.sql
! 
!  (3) Set the parameters in My/Common.pm for your database and driver.
! 
!  (4) Run the user and group stocking script:
! 
!  $ perl stock_user_group.pl
! 
!  (5) Check out the raw data to see what it looks like:
  
+  $ mysql --user=test --password=dingdong test
+  mysql> select * from spops_user;
+  ...
+  mysql> select * from spops_security;
+ 
+  (6) Run the doodad stocking script:
+ 
+  $ perl stock_doodads.pl
+ 
+  (7) Run the simple fetching script:
+ 
+  $ perl fetch_doodads.pl
+ 
+  (8) Clear out the tables and do it all again, playing around with the
+  different scripts and classes.
+ 
+  $ mysql--user=test --password=dingdong test < users_groups_clear.sql
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ Schema files:
+ 
   users_groups_(mysql|pgsql|tsql).sql
  
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--- 79,85 ----
       addition to 'users_groups_clear.sql'.
  
+ 
+ Scripts to manipulate the objects:
+ 
   stock_user_group.pl
  
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--- 94,100 ----
       - fetch sample objects as two different users, displaying
       different security settings for each
+ 
+ 
+ Object classes:
  
   My/Common.pm