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[Openinteract-commits] CVS: OpenInteract2/doc/examples templates_login_results1,1.1,NONE templates_login_results2,1.1,NONE templates_login_template,1.1,NONE templates_userlist_action_declare_source,1.1,NONE templates_userlist_actions,1.1,NONE templates_userlist_handler,1.5,NONE templates_userlist_handler_implicit,1.1,NONE templates_userlist_template,1.2,NONE templates_userlist_template_modified,1.1,NONE templates_userobject_properties,1.1,NONE

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

Update of /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/examples
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv6184/examples

Removed Files:
	templates_login_results1 templates_login_results2 
	templates_login_template 
	templates_userlist_action_declare_source 
	templates_userlist_actions templates_userlist_handler 
	templates_userlist_handler_implicit 
	templates_userlist_template 
	templates_userlist_template_modified 
	templates_userobject_properties 
Log Message:
inline template examples

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--- templates_userlist_action_declare_source DELETED ---

--- templates_userlist_actions DELETED ---

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--- templates_userlist_template_modified DELETED ---

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[Openinteract-commits] CVS: OpenInteract2/doc/Manual Templates.pod,1.12,1.13

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

Update of /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/Manual
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv6184/Manual

Modified Files:
	Templates.pod 
Log Message:
inline template examples

Index: Templates.pod
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/Manual/Templates.pod,v
retrieving revision 1.12
retrieving revision 1.13
diff -C2 -d -r1.12 -r1.13
*** Templates.pod	17 Feb 2004 04:30:11 -0000	1.12
--- Templates.pod	30 Nov 2004 02:26:37 -0000	1.13
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*** 20,29 ****
  template processing engine. Here's an example:
  
! [* INCLUDE examples/templates_login_template | linenum *]
  
  When run through the template processing engine with a normal user
  object in the 'OI.login' key, this will result in:
  
! [* INCLUDE examples/templates_login_results1 | linenum *]
  
  So the information between the '[%' and ' %]' symbols
--- 20,31 ----
  template processing engine. Here's an example:
  
!  <p>Welcome back 
!    <font color="red">[% OI.login.full_name %]</font>!</p>
  
  When run through the template processing engine with a normal user
  object in the 'OI.login' key, this will result in:
  
!  <p>Welcome back 
!    <font color="red">Charlie Brown</font>!</p>
  
  So the information between the '[%' and ' %]' symbols
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*** 32,36 ****
  might have seen:
  
! [* INCLUDE examples/templates_login_results2 | linenum *]
  
  OpenInteract provides a number of tools for you in every template you
--- 34,39 ----
  might have seen:
  
!  <p>Welcome back 
!    <font color="red">Peppermint Patty</font>!</p>
  
  OpenInteract provides a number of tools for you in every template you
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*** 57,61 ****
  have a subroutine like this:
  
! [* INCLUDE examples/templates_userlist_handler | linenum *]
  
  (The actual code would have lots of good things like error checking,
--- 60,87 ----
  have a subroutine like this:
  
!  sub list_time_limit {
!      my ( $self ) = @_;
!      my $request = CTX->request;
!      my $time_limit = $self->param( 'time_limit' )
!                       || $request->param( 'time_limit' );
! 
!      # This SQL is Sybase-specific, but should be clear
!      my $where = 'datediff( minute, last_access, getdate() ) <= 30';
! 
!      # Note: 'fetch_group' returns an arrayref of objects.
!      my $user_class = CTX->lookup_object( 'user' );
!      my $user_list = eval {
!          $user_class->fetch_group({
!              where => $where,
!              order => 'last_access',
!          })
!      };
!      my %params = (
!          user_list  => $user_list,
!          time_limit => $time_limit,
!      );
!      return $self->generate_content(
!                          \%params, { name => 'mypkg::user_list' } );
!  }
  
  (The actual code would have lots of good things like error checking,
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  And your template might look like:
  
! [* INCLUDE examples/templates_userlist_template | linenum *]
  
  There are a few things at work here:
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  And your template might look like:
  
!  1 : [%- DEFAULT theme = OI.theme_properties -%]
!  2 : 
!  3 : <h2>User Listing</h2>
!  4 :
!  5 : <p>Users with accesses in the last <b>[% time_limit %]</b> minutes.
!  6 : 
!  7 : <table border="0" cellpadding="4">
!  8 : 
!  9 : [% PROCESS header_row( [ 'Username', 'Full Name', 'Last Access' ] ) %]
!  10: 
!  11: [% FOREACH user_object = user_list %]
!  12:  <tr align="center" valign="middle">
!  13:    <td>[% user_object.login_name %]</td>
!  14:    <td>[% user_object.full_name %]</td>
!  15:    <td>[% user_object.last_access %]</td>
!  16:  </tr>
!  17: [% END %]
!  18:
!  19: </table>
  
  There are a few things at work here:
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*** 98,102 ****
  'user_object.full_name' could transparently translate to either:
  
! [* INCLUDE examples/templates_userobject_properties | indent(2) *]
  
  Here we're using the 'user_object' variable (obviously) as an
--- 142,147 ----
  'user_object.full_name' could transparently translate to either:
  
!  $user_object->full_name()
!  $user_object->{full_name}
  
  Here we're using the 'user_object' variable (obviously) as an
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*** 108,112 ****
  =item 3.
  
! We access the OpenInteract plugin ('OI') and find the theme properties
  from it ('OI.theme_properties', line 1). These get assigned to a
  variable so we can use it multiple times throughout the template
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  =item 3.
  
! We access the OpenInteract2 plugin ('OI') and find the theme properties
  from it ('OI.theme_properties', line 1). These get assigned to a
  variable so we can use it multiple times throughout the template
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*** 127,131 ****
  replace the 'user_list' template with the following:
  
! [* INCLUDE examples/templates_userlist_template_modified | linenum *]
  
  If we did this, we would not have to change B<a single line> of our
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  replace the 'user_list' template with the following:
  
!  <h2>User Listing</h2>
!  
!  <p>Users with accesses in the last <b>[% time_limit %]</b> minutes.
!  
!  <ul>
!  [% FOREACH user_object = user_list %]
!   <li>[% user_object.full_name %] ([% user_object.login_name %])
!        accessed the system at [% user_object.last_access %]</li>
!  [% END %]
!  </ul>
  
  If we did this, we would not have to change B<a single line> of our
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*** 230,239 ****
  following to our action configuration:
  
! [* INCLUDE examples/templates_userlist_action_declare_source | indent 2 *]
  
  The handler now doesn't even need to pass a template source, so the
  C<return> can be modified like this:
  
! [* INCLUDE examples/templates_userlist_handler_implicit | linenum 16 *]
  
  Now we can use the same action code with multiple template
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  following to our action configuration:
  
!  [userlist template_source]
!  list_time_limit = mypkg::user_list
  
  The handler now doesn't even need to pass a template source, so the
  C<return> can be modified like this:
  
!      my %params = (
!          user_list  => $user_list,
!          time_limit => $time_limit,
!      );
!      return $self->generate_content( \%params );
  
  Now we can use the same action code with multiple template
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*** 241,248 ****
  that most people will see and one that uses very little layout for
  visually impaired folks. Further, we'll assume that the actions for
! visually impaired folks begin with a 'V_', so our action configuration
  might look like:
  
! [* INCLUDE examples/templates_userlist_actions | indent 2 *]
  
  =head2 Loading templates
--- 300,315 ----
  that most people will see and one that uses very little layout for
  visually impaired folks. Further, we'll assume that the actions for
! visually impaired folks begin with a 'v_', so our action configuration
  might look like:
  
!  [timelimit]
!  class  = OpenInteract2::Action::UserList
!  method = list_time_limit
!  template_source = mypkg::userlist_normal
!  
!  [v_timelimit]
!  class  = OpenInteract2::Action::UserList
!  method = list_time_limit
!  template_source = mypkg::userlist_plain
  
  =head2 Loading templates

[Openinteract-commits] CVS: OpenInteract2/doc/examples security_config_default_objects,1.2,NONE security_creation_security_newgroup,1.1,NONE security_object_level_check,1.1,NONE security_simple_fetch,1.1,NONE security_simple_fetch_catch,1.1,NONE security_table_schema,1.1,NONE security_user_creation_security,1.1,NONE

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

Update of /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/examples
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv4223/examples

Removed Files:
	security_config_default_objects 
	security_creation_security_newgroup 
	security_object_level_check security_simple_fetch 
	security_simple_fetch_catch security_table_schema 
	security_user_creation_security 
Log Message:
inline security examples

--- security_config_default_objects DELETED ---

--- security_creation_security_newgroup DELETED ---

--- security_object_level_check DELETED ---

--- security_simple_fetch DELETED ---

--- security_simple_fetch_catch DELETED ---

--- security_table_schema DELETED ---

--- security_user_creation_security DELETED ---

[Openinteract-commits] CVS: OpenInteract2/doc/Manual Security.pod,1.8,1.9

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

Update of /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/Manual
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv4223/Manual

Modified Files:
	Security.pod 
Log Message:
inline security examples

Index: Security.pod
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/Manual/Security.pod,v
retrieving revision 1.8
retrieving revision 1.9
diff -C2 -d -r1.8 -r1.9
*** Security.pod	17 Feb 2004 04:30:11 -0000	1.8
--- Security.pod	30 Nov 2004 02:17:41 -0000	1.9
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  PostgreSQL syntax):
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/security_table_schema | indent(4) %]
  
  Some notes on this table:
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  PostgreSQL syntax):
  
!  CREATE TABLE security (
!   sid          int not null,
!   object_id    varchar(200) not null,
!   class        varchar(20) not null,
!   scope        char(1) not null,
!   scope_id     varchar(16) not null default 'world',
!   level        char(1) not null,
!   primary key  ( sid ),
!   unique       ( object_id, class, scope, scope_id )
!  )
  
  Some notes on this table:
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  implemented security:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/security_simple_fetch | indent 4 %]
  
  SPOPS first ensures that the current user can READ it before fetching
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  implemented security:
  
!  my $file = eval {
!      OpenInteract2::MyFileClass->fetch( $id )
!  };
  
  SPOPS first ensures that the current user can READ it before fetching
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  You can check for this as follows:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/security_simple_fetch_catch | indent 4 %]
  
  Similarly, if you try to retrieve a group of objects, SPOPS will only
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  You can check for this as follows:
  
!  my $file = eval {
!      OpenInteract2::MyFileClass->fetch( $id )
!  };
!  if ( $@->isa( 'SPOPS::Exception::Security' ) ) {
!      warn "You do not have permission to look at item $id";
!  }
!  else {
!      warn "Error when trying to retrieve item $id: $@";
!  }
  
  Similarly, if you try to retrieve a group of objects, SPOPS will only
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  always set by the C<fetch()> method. For instance:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/security_object_level_check | indent 4 %]
  
  If you try to write (create, update or remove) an object, SPOPS ensures
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  always set by the C<fetch()> method. For instance:
  
!  my $file = eval {
!      OpenInteract2::MyFileClass->fetch( $id )
!  };
!  if ( $obj->{tmp_security_level} == SEC_LEVEL_READ ) { 
!     warn "User has READ access";
!  }
!  elsif ( $obj->{tmp_security_level} == SEC_LEVEL_WRITE ) { 
!     warn "User has WRITE access";
!  }
  
  If you try to write (create, update or remove) an object, SPOPS ensures
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  C<base_user> package:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/security_user_creation_security | indent 2 %]
  
  So here we've declared that every 'user' object created by the system
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  C<base_user> package:
  
!  [user]
!  class     = OpenInteract2::User
!  is_secure = yes
!  ...
!  
!  [user creation_security]
!  user   = 
!  group  = site_admin_group:WRITE
!  world  = READ
  
  So here we've declared that every 'user' object created by the system
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  example) in your server configuration:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/security_config_default_objects | indent 2 %]
  
  Then set the relevant SPOPS 'creation_security' key:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/security_creation_security_newgroup | indent 2 %]
  
  =head1 FUTURE WORK
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  example) in your server configuration:
  
!  [default_objects]
!  ...
!  public_group        = 2
!  site_admin_group    = 3
!  content_admin_group = 5
  
  Then set the relevant SPOPS 'creation_security' key:
  
!  [document]
!  class     = OpenInteract2::Document
!  is_secure = yes
!  ...
!  
!  [document creation_security]
!  user   = 
!  group  = content_admin_group:WRITE
!  world  = READ
  
  =head1 FUTURE WORK

[Openinteract-commits] CVS: OpenInteract2/doc/Manual SearchResults.pod,1.6,1.7

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

Update of /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/Manual
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv3524/Manual

Modified Files:
	SearchResults.pod 
Log Message:
inline search results examples

Index: SearchResults.pod
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/Manual/SearchResults.pod,v
retrieving revision 1.6
retrieving revision 1.7
diff -C2 -d -r1.6 -r1.7
*** SearchResults.pod	14 Jul 2004 01:34:49 -0000	1.6
--- SearchResults.pod	30 Nov 2004 02:14:17 -0000	1.7
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  L<OpenInteract2::ResultsIterator|OpenInteract2::ResultsIterator>,
  which is an implementation of L<SPOPS::Iterator|SPOPS::Iterator> that
! works with the first class to get results one at a time.
  
  =head2 Example
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  L<OpenInteract2::ResultsIterator|OpenInteract2::ResultsIterator>,
  which is an implementation of L<SPOPS::Iterator|SPOPS::Iterator> that
! works with the first class to kick out results one at a time.
  
  =head2 Example
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  (it doesn't matter what this is) and serialize them:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/searchres_save_search | indent 4 %]
  
  Next, we'll use that same search ID to retrieve the resultset and get
  the first 50 entries back:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/searchres_retrieve_first | indent 4 %]
  
  Later we'll retrieve results 51 to 100 from the resultset:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/searchres_retrieve_second | indent 4 %]
  
  =head1 SEE ALSO
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  (it doesn't matter what this is) and serialize them:
  
!  my $object_list = perform_search( ... );
!  my $results = OpenInteract2::ResultsManage->new();
!  my $search_id = $results->save( $object_list );
  
  Next, we'll use that same search ID to retrieve the resultset and get
  the first 50 entries back:
  
!  my $search_id = $request->param( 'search_id' );
!  my $results = OpenInteract2::ResultsManage->new({
!      search_id => $search_id
!  });
!  my $iterator = $results->retrieve({ max => 50 });
  
  Later we'll retrieve results 51 to 100 from the resultset:
  
!  my $search_id = $request->param( 'search_id' );
!  my $results = OpenInteract2::ResultsManage->new({
!      search_id => $search_id
!  });
!  my $iterator = $results->retrieve({ min => 51, max => 100 });
  
  =head1 SEE ALSO

[Openinteract-commits] CVS: OpenInteract2/doc/examples searchres_retrieve_first,1.1,NONE searchres_retrieve_second,1.1,NONE searchres_save_search,1.1,NONE

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

Update of /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/examples
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv3524/examples

Removed Files:
	searchres_retrieve_first searchres_retrieve_second 
	searchres_save_search 
Log Message:
inline search results examples

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[Openinteract-commits] CVS: OpenInteract2/doc/Manual SPOPS.pod,1.8,1.9

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

Update of /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/Manual
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv3057/Manual

Modified Files:
	SPOPS.pod 
Log Message:
inline SPOPS examples

Index: SPOPS.pod
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/Manual/SPOPS.pod,v
retrieving revision 1.8
retrieving revision 1.9
diff -C2 -d -r1.8 -r1.9
*** SPOPS.pod	17 Feb 2004 04:30:11 -0000	1.8
--- SPOPS.pod	30 Nov 2004 02:11:15 -0000	1.9
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  configuration:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_datasource_default_config | indent 2 %]
  
  At startup time OI2 will rewrite the 'isa' key in every SPOPS object
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  configuration:
  
!  [datasource_config]
!  spops         = main
!  system        = main
!  manager       = OpenInteract2::DatasourceManager
  
  At startup time OI2 will rewrite the 'isa' key in every SPOPS object
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  datasource declared in your server configuration:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_datasource_declare | indent 2 %]
  
  The declaration for a simple object might look like this:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_simple_object_declare | indent 2 %]
  
  Notice that the 'isa' field is absolutely empty. Here's what it would
  look like after the rewriting process at server startup:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_simple_object_declare_post_rewrite | indent 2 %]
  
  =head1 SECURITY TAGGING
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  datasource declared in your server configuration:
  
!  [datasource main]
!  type = DBI
!  spops = SPOPS::DBI::Pg
!  ...
  
  The declaration for a simple object might look like this:
  
!  [news_section]
!  class              = OpenInteract2::NewsSection
!  isa                = 
!  field              = 
!  field_discover     = yes
!  id_field           = news_section_id
!  no_insert          = news_section_id
!  increment_field    = yes
!  sequence_name      = oi_news_section_seq
!  base_table         = news_section
!  name               = section
!  object_name        = News Section
  
  Notice that the 'isa' field is absolutely empty. Here's what it would
  look like after the rewriting process at server startup:
  
!  [news_section]
!  class              = OpenInteract2::NewsSection
!  isa                = OpenInteract2::SPOPS::DBI
!  isa                = SPOPS::DBI::Pg
!  isa                = SPOPS::DBI
!  field              = 
!  field_discover     = yes
!  id_field           = news_section_id
!  no_insert          = news_section_id
!  increment_field    = yes
!  sequence_name      = oi_news_section_seq
!  base_table         = news_section
!  name               = section
!  object_name        = News Section
  
  =head1 SECURITY TAGGING
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  to specify 'yes' for the 'is_secure' configuration key. Here's an example:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_simple_object_declare_security | indent 2 %]
  
  And after the rewriting process:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_simple_object_declare_security_post_rewrite | indent 2 %]
  
  =head1 CREATION SECURITY CONVERSION
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  to specify 'yes' for the 'is_secure' configuration key. Here's an example:
  
!  [news_section]
!  class              = OpenInteract2::NewsSection
!  isa                = 
!  is_secure          = yes
!  ...
  
  And after the rewriting process:
  
!  [news_section]
!  class              = OpenInteract2::NewsSection
!  isa                = OpenInteract2::SPOPS::DBI
!  isa                = SPOPS::Secure
!  isa                = SPOPS::DBI::Pg
!  isa                = SPOPS::DBI
!  is_secure          = yes
!  ...
  
  =head1 CREATION SECURITY CONVERSION
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  'document'. We'd first declare the group in the server configuration:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/security_config_default_objects | indent 2 %]
  
  And then we'd be able to set relevant SPOPS 'creation_security' key
  with the group name and level:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/security_creation_security_newgroup | indent 2 %]
  
  =head1 DISPLAY/EDIT URL
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  'document'. We'd first declare the group in the server configuration:
  
!  [default_objects]
!  ...
!  public_group        = 2
!  site_admin_group    = 3
!  content_admin_group = 5
  
  And then we'd be able to set relevant SPOPS 'creation_security' key
  with the group name and level:
  
!  [document]
!  class     = OpenInteract2::Document
!  is_secure = yes
!  ...
!  
!  [document creation_security]
!  user   = 
!  group  = content_admin_group:WRITE
!  world  = READ
  
  =head1 DISPLAY/EDIT URL
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  Here's an example using the 'news' object:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_display_action_declare | indent 2 %]
  
  So this says to generate the URL to display a news object, first
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  Here's an example using the 'news' object:
  
!  [news]
!  class  = OpenInteract2::News
!  ...
! 
!  [news display]
!  ACTION    = news
!  TASK      = display
!  TASK_EDIT = display_form
  
  So this says to generate the URL to display a news object, first
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  append the ID of the object as necessary. So when you call:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_object_info_call | indent 4 %]
  
  the result would be:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_object_info_result | indent 2 %]
  
  And if you were deployed under the URL space '/MyApp' it would look
  like this:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_object_info_result_context | indent 2 %]
  
  =head1 DATE CONVERSION
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  append the ID of the object as necessary. So when you call:
  
!  my $news = eval {
!      CTX->lookup_object( 'news ' )->fetch( 15 )
!  };
!  my $object_info = $news->object_description;
!  print "URL to display this news object: $object_info->{url}";
!  print "URL to edit this news object: $object_info->{url_edit}";
  
  the result would be:
  
!  URL to display this news object: /News/display/?news_id=15
!  URL to edit this news object: /News/display_form/?news_id=15
  
  And if you were deployed under the URL space '/MyApp' it would look
  like this:
  
!  URL to display this news object: /MyApp/News/display/?news_id=15
!  URL to edit this news object: /MyApp/News/display_form/?news_id=15
  
  =head1 DATE CONVERSION
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  OpenInteract can perform round-trip date conversion for you. This
  means that when a date is pulled out of the database it will be
! converted into an object (normally L<DateTime|DateTime>) and when you
! execute a C<save()> against an object it will be converted from the
! object format into one your database can understand.
  
  Setting it up is simple. Just set the key 'convert_date_field' in your
--- 164,170 ----
  OpenInteract can perform round-trip date conversion for you. This
  means that when a date is pulled out of the database it will be
! converted into a L<DateTime|DateTime> object and when you execute a
! C<save()> against an object it will be converted from the object
! format into one your database can understand.
  
  Setting it up is simple. Just set the key 'convert_date_field' in your
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  object again:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_news_date_declare | indent 2 %]
  
  And an example of usage:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_news_date_use | indent 2 %]
  
  You also need to specify the format your database requires for
--- 173,191 ----
  object again:
  
!  [news]
!  class              = OpenInteract2::News
!  ...
!  convert_date_field = posted_on
!  convert_date_field = active_on
!  convert_date_field = expires_on
  
  And an example of usage:
  
!  my $news = eval {
!      CTX->lookup_object( 'news ' )->fetch( 15 )
!  };
!  my $posted_on_display = "Posted on " .
!                           $news->posted_on->day_of_year .
!                           " day of the year";
  
  You also need to specify the format your database requires for
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  that should be indexed:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/spops_fulltext_use | indent 2 %]
  
  =head1 SEE ALSO
  
  L<DateTime|DateTime>
  
--- 209,221 ----
  that should be indexed:
  
!  is_searchable = yes
!  fulltext_field = indexable_field_one
!  fulltext_field = indexable_field_two
!  fulltext_field = indexable_field_three
  
  =head1 SEE ALSO
  
+ L<OpenInteract2::Config::Initializer|OpenInteract2::Config::Initializer> 
+ 
  L<DateTime|DateTime>
  

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	spops_object_info_result_context spops_simple_object_declare 
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  website will live. The directory shouldn't exist yet.
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_export_path | indent 2 %]
  
  (You'll need to use the full path for now, relative paths will fail in
--- 46,50 ----
  website will live. The directory shouldn't exist yet.
  
!  $ export OPENINTERACT2=/PATH/TO/WEBSITE
  
  (You'll need to use the full path for now, relative paths will fail in
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  Next, issue the command to create the website:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_create_site | indent 2 %]
  
  (You'll need to use the full path for now, relative paths will fail in
--- 56,60 ----
  Next, issue the command to create the website:
  
!  $ oi2_manage create_website --source_dir=/path/to/OpenInteract2-source
  
  (You'll need to use the full path for now, relative paths will fail in
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  Change:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_cfg_email | indent 2 %]
  
  to something relevant to your situation.
--- 79,86 ----
  Change:
  
!  [mail]
!  smtp_host     = 127.0.0.1
!  admin_email   = ad...@my...
!  content_email = co...@my...
  
  to something relevant to your situation.
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*** 87,95 ****
  Change:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_cfg_dbi_before | indent 2 %]
  
  to:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_cfg_dbi_after | indent 2 %]
  
  B<Set session handler>
--- 90,118 ----
  Change:
  
!  [datasource main]
!  type          = DBI
!  spops         = 
!  driver_name   =
!  dsn           =
!  username      =
!  password      =
!  db_owner      =
!  sql_install   =
!  long_read_len = 65536
!  long_trunc_ok = 0
  
  to:
  
!  [datasource main]
!  type          = DBI
!  spops         = SPOPS::DBI::SQLite
!  driver_name   = SQLite
!  dsn           = dbname=/PATH/TO/WEBSITE/oi2test.db
!  username      =
!  password      =
!  db_owner      =
!  sql_install   =
!  long_read_len = 65536
!  long_trunc_ok = 0
  
  B<Set session handler>
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  You need to create the database tables and seed it with initial data:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_install_sql | indent 2 %]
  
  This tells the OI2 website you've specified in the environment
--- 125,129 ----
  You need to create the database tables and seed it with initial data:
  
!  $ oi2_manage install_sql --package=SYSTEM
  
  This tells the OI2 website you've specified in the environment
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  Now it's time to create the superuser password:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_install_root_password | indent 2 %]
  
  (replacing 'cindilauper' with your favorite password)
--- 139,143 ----
  Now it's time to create the superuser password:
  
!  $ oi2_manage create_password --password=cindilauper
  
  (replacing 'cindilauper' with your favorite password)
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  command:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_start_server | indent 2 %]
  
  This uses the C<OPENINTERACT2> environment variable set earlier. You
  should see a message similar to this:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_daemon_output | indent 2 %]
  
  Now fire up your web browser to the given URL and you should see the
--- 148,160 ----
  command:
  
!  $ oi2_daemon
  
  This uses the C<OPENINTERACT2> environment variable set earlier. You
  should see a message similar to this:
  
!  Using OPENINTERACT2 environment for website directory:
!    /PATH/TO/WEBSITE
!  Using daemon configuration from website directory
!  OpenInteract2 now running at URL <http://localhost:8080>
  
  Now fire up your web browser to the given URL and you should see the
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  C</PATH/TO/WEBSITE/conf/log4perl.conf> change:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_log4perl_before | indent 2 %]
  
  to:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_log4perl_after | indent 2 %]
  
  Restart your server once you've made the change and monitor the file
--- 168,176 ----
  C</PATH/TO/WEBSITE/conf/log4perl.conf> change:
  
!  log4perl.logger.OI2             = INFO
  
  to:
  
!  log4perl.logger.OI2             = DEBUG
  
  Restart your server once you've made the change and monitor the file
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  curtain. You may see a message like this:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_db_shutdown_msg | indent 2 %]
  
  Don't worry about it. We have to do this to prevent the forked
--- 178,183 ----
  curtain. You may see a message like this:
  
!  2003/06/26 10:30:15: OpenInteract2::DatasourceManager 121 Disconnecting
!  datasource main from manager shutdown
  
  Don't worry about it. We have to do this to prevent the forked
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  the process:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/quickstart_kill_daemon | indent 2 %]
  
  =head1 MODULE INSTALL
--- 193,197 ----
  the process:
  
!  $ kill -15 `cat /PATH/TO/WEBSITE/conf/oi2.pid`
  
  =head1 MODULE INSTALL

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	quickstart_export_path quickstart_install_root_password 
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  basic package skeleton for you. Here's an example:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/pkg_manage_create_cmd | indent 2 %]
  
  which creates the following directories and files:
! 
! [% INCLUDE examples/pkg_file_listing | indent 2 %]
  
  For what files you'll most likely edit, check out the
--- 86,116 ----
  basic package skeleton for you. Here's an example:
  
!  $ oi2_manage create_package \
!         --package=mypackage \
!         --source_dir=/path/to/OI2-source
  
  which creates the following directories and files:
!  
!  mypackage                                       # Main directory
!  mypackage/package.conf                          # Basic package configuration (name, ...)
!  mypackage/MANIFEST                              # List of files in package
!  mypackage/MANIFEST.SKIP                         # Regexes to skip when creating MANIFEST
!  mypackage/conf                                  # Configuration directory
!  mypackage/conf/spops.ini                        # Persistent object(s) configuration
!  mypackage/conf/action.ini                       # Action(s) configuration
!  mypackage/data                                  # Package data/security directory
!  mypackage/doc                                   # Documentation directory
!  mypackage/doc/mypackage.pod                     # Starter documentation
!  mypackage/struct                                # Package table definition directory
!  mypackage/template                              # Template directory
!  mypackage/template/sample.tmpl                  # Sample Template Toolkit template
!  mypackage/script                                # Tools program directory
!  mypackage/html                                  # Static html directory
!  mypackage/html/images                           # Image directory
!  mypackage/OpenInteract2                         # Object hierarchy directory
!  mypackage/OpenInteract2/Action                  # Action implementation directory
!  mypackage/OpenInteract2/Action/Mypackage.pm     # Sample action with 'hello' and 'list' tasks
!  mypackage/OpenInteract2/SQLInstall              # Structure/data installation directory
!  mypackage/OpenInteract2/SQLInstall/Mypackage.pm # Sample structure/data installation
  
  For what files you'll most likely edit, check out the
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  L<OpenInteract2::Package|OpenInteract2::Package> documentation:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/pkg_read_info | linenum %]
  
  For each website OpenInteract2 maintains a file with the installed
--- 128,143 ----
  L<OpenInteract2::Package|OpenInteract2::Package> documentation:
  
!  # Read information about a package distribution
!  
!  my $package = OpenInteract2::Package->new({
!      package_file => '/home/cwinters/pkg/mynewpackage-1.02.zip'
!  });
!  my $config = $package->config;
!  print "Package ", $package->name, " ", $package->version, "\n",
!        "Author ", join( ", ", @{ $config->author } ), "\n";
!  my $files = $package->get_files;
!  foreach my $filename ( @{ $files } ) {
!      print "   File - $filename\n";
!  }
  
  For each website OpenInteract2 maintains a file with the installed
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  C<oi2_manage> tool:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/pkg_manage_list_cmd | indent 2 %]
  
  Which will give you output like this:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/pkg_manage_list_output | indent 2 %]
  
  =head1 HOW OI2 USES PACKAGES
--- 151,175 ----
  C<oi2_manage> tool:
  
!  $ oi2_manage list_packages --website_dir=$WEBSITE_DIR
  
  Which will give you output like this:
  
!  PROGRESS: Starting task
!  PROGRESS: Task complete
!  ACTION: 
!       OK:     Package base-2.02 in site
!       OK:     Package base_box-2.01 in site
!       OK:     Package base_error-2.02 in site
!       OK:     Package base_group-2.01 in site
!       OK:     Package base_page-2.04 in site
!       OK:     Package base_security-2.01 in site
!       OK:     Package base_template-3.00 in site
!       OK:     Package base_theme-2.01 in site
!       OK:     Package base_user-2.03 in site
!       OK:     Package full_text-2.01 in site
!       OK:     Package news-2.01 in site
!       OK:     Package lookup-2.00 in site
!       OK:     Package object_activity-2.02 in site
!       OK:     Package system_doc-2.00 in site
  
  =head1 HOW OI2 USES PACKAGES
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  =head2 At Startup
  
! At server startup the OI2 server performs the following actions
! regarding packages:
  
  =over 4
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  =head2 At Startup
  
! At server startup the each package provides the OI2 server with the
! following data:
  
  =over 4
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  =item *
  
! It collects all modules from each package and places them in a
! consolidated library directory. This ensures we don't have an C<@INC>
! with so many entries.
  
  =item *
  
! It asks each module for its C<action.ini> file, scrubs the data (in
! L<OpenInteract2::Action|OpenInteract2::Action>), creates action
  objects from the file's information and asks each one for the URLs it
  will respond to. This becomes the URL-to-action mapping.
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  =item *
  
! B<All Perl modules>. The server will place them in a consolidated
! library directory. This ensures we don't have an C<@INC> with so many
! entries. This directory is called 'tmplib' in any logging messages you
! might see.
  
  =item *
  
! B<Action configuration>. The package tells the server its
! C<action.ini> file. The server reads it in, scrubs and modifies the
! data (in L<OpenInteract2::Config::Initializer>), creates action
  objects from the file's information and asks each one for the URLs it
  will respond to. This becomes the URL-to-action mapping.
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  =item *
  
! It asks each module for its C<spops.ini> files. It consolidates all
! SPOPS information, does some scrubbing of the data (in
! L<OpenInteract2::SPOPS|OpenInteract2::SPOPS>) and then whips the
! classes into existence using L<SPOPS::Initialize|SPOPS::Initialize>.
  
  =back
  
  The L<OpenInteract2::Context|OpenInteract2::Context> object also
  instantiates a L<OpenInteract2::Repository|OpenInteract2::Repository>
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  =item *
  
! B<SPOPS configuration>. The package lets the server know about its
! C<spops.ini> files. The server reads them in, consolidates all SPOPS
! information, does some scrubbing of the data (in
! L<OpenInteract2::Config::Initializer>) and then whips the classes into
! existence using L<SPOPS::Initialize|SPOPS::Initialize>.
! 
! =item *
! 
! B<TT2 plugins>. The package lets the server know about any declared
! Template Toolkit plugins. These will be instiantiated at startup and
! made available in the TT environment just like the C<OI> plugin
! is. (See L<OpenInteract::TT2::Plugin> for more on it.)
! 
! =item *
! 
! B<Observers>. Any observer classes specified in the package
! configuration will be instantiated and registered for use. (See
! L<OpenInteract2::Observer> for more.)
  
  =back
  
+ See L<OpenInteract2::Config::Package> for more information about how
+ these data are provided.
+ 
  The L<OpenInteract2::Context|OpenInteract2::Context> object also
  instantiates a L<OpenInteract2::Repository|OpenInteract2::Repository>

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  tasks this was fine, but it prevented B<any> sort of web-based
  management without simply cobbling together strings to run using
! C<system>.
  
  =item *
  
! Its size also meant that it was difficult to refactor. And it was
! fairly difficult to add new tasks without doing lots of copy-and-paste
! and knowing where certain tasks (parameter parsing, etc.) were
! performed.
  
  =item *
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  tasks this was fine, but it prevented B<any> sort of web-based
  management without simply cobbling together strings to run using
! C<system>. Yuck.
  
  =item *
  
! Its size (4100+ lines) also meant that it was difficult to
! refactor. And it was fairly difficult to add new tasks without doing
! lots of copy-and-paste and knowing where certain tasks (parameter
! parsing, etc.) were performed.
  
  =item *
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  =back
  
! =head2 Turnabout is fair play
  
  The architecture of the management framework in OI2 is exactly the
--- 47,51 ----
  =back
  
! =head2 Turn weaknesses into strengths
  
  The architecture of the management framework in OI2 is exactly the
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  =item *
  
! And finally, B<running the task>!
  
  =back
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  =item *
  
! And finally, B<Running the task>!
  
  =back
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  can be used as necessary:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/mgt_source_dir_param | indent 2 %]
  
  It specifies that the parameter is required and gives a generic
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  can be used as necessary:
  
!  sub get_parameters {
!      my ( $self ) = @_;
!      return {
!          source_dir => $self->_get_source_dir_param(),
!          ...
!      };
! }
  
  It specifies that the parameter is required and gives a generic
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  C<website_dir> from L<OpenInteract2::Manage|OpenInteract2::Manage>:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/mgt_parent_validate_website_dir | linenum 2 %]
  
  Easy enough. Now, say we want to validate a different parameter
  ourselves:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/mgt_validate_game_choice | linenum 2 %]
  
  This ensures that the parameter value for 'game_choice' (a) exists and
--- 259,299 ----
  C<website_dir> from L<OpenInteract2::Manage|OpenInteract2::Manage>:
  
!  sub get_parameters {
!      my ( $self ) = @_;
!      return {
!          website_dir => {
!              description => 'a directory',
!              is_required => 'yes',
!          },
!      };
!  }
!  
!  # we're not validating anything ourselves -- no 'validate_param'
!  # subroutine defined
  
  Easy enough. Now, say we want to validate a different parameter
  ourselves:
  
!  sub get_parameters {
!      my ( $self ) = @_;
!      return {
!          game_choice => {
!              description => 'Your choice in the game',
!              is_required => 'yes',
!          },
!          ...
!      };
!  }
!   
!  sub validate_param {
!      my ( $self, $param_name, $param_value ) = @_;
!      if ( $param_name eq 'game_choice' ) {
!          unless ( $param_value =~ /^(rock|scissors|paper)$/i ) {
!              return "Value must be 'rock', 'scissors' or 'paper'";
!          }
!      }
!      return $self->SUPER::validate_param( $param_name, $param_value );
!  }
! 
  
  This ensures that the parameter value for 'game_choice' (a) exists and
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  a little confused if you use C<_add_status_head()>.
  
! B<_add_status( ( \%status, \%status, ...) )>
  
  Adds status message C<\%status> to those tracked by the object.
  
! B<_add_status_head( ( \%status, \%status, ... ) )>
  
  Adds status messages to the head of the list of status messages. This
--- 311,319 ----
  a little confused if you use C<_add_status_head()>.
  
! B<_add_status( \%status, \%status, ... )>
  
  Adds status message C<\%status> to those tracked by the object.
  
! B<_add_status_head( \%status, \%status, ... )>
  
  Adds status messages to the head of the list of status messages. This
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  you post. Notifying observers is simple:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/mgt_notify_observers | indent 2 %]
  
  What goes into C<@extra_info> depends on the C<$type>. The two types
--- 344,348 ----
  you post. Notifying observers is simple:
  
!  $self->notify_observers( $type, @extra_info )
  
  What goes into C<@extra_info> depends on the C<$type>. The two types
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  differentiate -- let the user know it will take a while, etc.
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/mgt_run_task_notify_observers | indent 2 %]
  
  This is a contrived example -- if your task is very simple (like this)
--- 359,377 ----
  differentiate -- let the user know it will take a while, etc.
  
!  sub run_task {
!      my ( $self ) = @_;
!      $self->_do_some_simple( 'thing' );
!      $self->notify_observers( progress => 'Simple thing complete' );
!      $self->_do_some_other( @stuff );
!      $self->notify_observers( progress => 'Other stuff complete' );
!      $self->notify_observers( progress => 'Preparing complex task',
!                               { long => 'yes' } );
!      $self->_do_complex_task;
!      $self->notify_observers( progress => 'Complex task complete' );
!  
!      # This fires an implicit observation of type 'status'
!      $self->_add_status({ is_ok   => 'yes',
!                           message => 'Foobar task ok' });
!  }
  
  This is a contrived example -- if your task is very simple (like this)
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*** 337,345 ****
  'hello_world' in the website directory:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/mgt_sample_task | linenum %]
  
  And here is how you would run your task:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/mgt_sample_task_run_prog | indent 2 %]
  
  Since all management tasks are auto-discovered by
--- 388,464 ----
  'hello_world' in the website directory:
  
!  package Openinteract2::Manage::MyTask
!  
!  use strict;
!  use base qw( OpenInteract2::Manage::Website );
!  
!  sub get_name {
!      return 'hello_world';
!  }
!  
!  sub get_brief_description {
!      return "Creates a 'hello_world' file in your website directory.";
!  }
!  
!  sub get_parameters {
!      my ( $self ) = @_;
!      return { website_dir => $self->_get_website_dir_param,
!               hello_message => {
!                   description => 'Message to write to file',
!                   is_required => 'yes',
!               },
!      };
!  }
!  
!  sub run_task {
!      my ( $self ) = @_;
!      my $website_dir = $self->param( 'website_dir' );
!      $website_dir =~ s|/$||;
!      my $filename = File::Spec->catfile( $website_dir, 'hello_world' );
!      my %status = ();
!      if ( -f $filename ) {
!          $status{message} = "Could not create [$filename]: already exists";
!          $status{is_ok}   = 'no';
!          $self->_add_status( \%status );
!          return;
!      }
!      eval { open( HW, '>', $filename ) || die $! };
!      if ( $@ ) {
!          $status{message} = "Cannot write to [$filename]: $@";
!          $status{is_ok}   = 'no';
!      }
!      else {
!          print HW $self->param( 'hello_message' );
!          close( HW );
!          $status{is_ok}   = 'yes';
!          $status{message} = "File [$filename] created ok";
!      }
!      $self->_add_status( \%status );
!  }
!  
!  OpenInteract2::Manage->register_factory_type( get_name() => __PACKAGE__ );
! 
!  1;
  
  And here is how you would run your task:
  
!  #!/usr/bin/perl
!  
!  use strict;
!  use OpenInteract2::Manage;
! 
!  my $task = OpenInteract2::Manage->new( 'hello_world', {
!     website_dir => $ENV{OPENINTERACT2}
!  });
!  my @status = eval { $task->execute };
!  if ( $@ ) {
!      print "Task failed to run: $@";
!  }
!  else {
!      foreach my $s ( @status ) {
!          print "Task OK? $s->{is_ok}\n",
!                "$s->{message}\n";
!      }
!  }
  
  Since all management tasks are auto-discovered by
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  also run:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/mgt_sample_task_run_oi2_manage | indent 2 %]
  
  And it'll work!
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  also run:
  
!  $ oi2_manage hello_world
  
  And it'll work!

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  application server wheel, the framework certainly isn't hesitant about
  using best-of-breed solutions where they're appropriate. Logging is
! one of these cases. Instead of the homegrowns solution that existed in
  OI 1.x and early betas of 2.x, we're now using
  L<Log::Log4perl|Log::Log4perl> to handle the job for us.
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  application server wheel, the framework certainly isn't hesitant about
  using best-of-breed solutions where they're appropriate. Logging is
! one of these cases. Instead of the homegrown solution that existed in
  OI 1.x and early betas of 2.x, we're now using
  L<Log::Log4perl|Log::Log4perl> to handle the job for us.
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  And it's simple to use as well. Here's a simple example:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/logging_simple_example | linenum %]
  
  Line 1 imports the C<get_logger> method as a shortcut, and line 2
--- 24,36 ----
  And it's simple to use as well. Here's a simple example:
  
!  use Log::Log4perl            qw( get_logger );
!  use OpenInteract2::Constants qw( :log );
!  
!  sub foo {
!      my ( $self ) = @_;
!      my $log = get_logger( LOG_APP );
!      $log->is_debug &&
!          $log->debug( "Entering the 'foo' method of action" );
!  }
  
  Line 1 imports the C<get_logger> method as a shortcut, and line 2
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  in C<$WEBSITE_DIR/conf/log4perl.conf>:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/logging_l4p_config | linenum %]
  
  The original configuration defines a number of categories under the
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  in C<$WEBSITE_DIR/conf/log4perl.conf>:
  
!  ########################################
!  # ROOT CATEGORY
!   
!  log4perl.logger = FATAL, FileAppender, OIAppender
!   
!  ########################################
!  # OI2 CATEGORIES
!   
!  # This is the root OI2 logger. Lowering its level without specifying
!  # the other OI2 loggers will result in lots of messages.
!   
!  log4perl.logger.OI2            = INFO
!  log4perl.logger.OI2.CONFIG     = WARN
!  ...
!  
!  ########################################
!  # OI2 APPENDERS
!  
!  # Normal file log
!  log4perl.appender.FileAppender          = Log::Log4perl::Appender::File
!  log4perl.appender.FileAppender.filename = [% website_dir %]/logs/oi2.log
!  log4perl.appender.FileAppender.layout   = Log::Log4perl::Layout::PatternLayout
!  log4perl.appender.FileAppender.layout.ConversionPattern = %d: %C %L %m %n
!  
!  # Creates an error object and saves it to the database. Don't lower
!  # the threshold too much!
!  
!  log4perl.appender.OIAppender          = OpenInteract2::Log::OIAppender
!  log4perl.appender.OIAppender.layout   = Log::Log4perl::Layout::PatternLayout
!  log4perl.appender.OIAppender.layout.ConversionPattern = %c && %C && %L && %m
!  log4perl.appender.OIAppender.Threshold = ERROR
  
  The original configuration defines a number of categories under the
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  So the following would write to the appender:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/logging_l4p_example_usage_write | indent 4 %]
  
  But these would not:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/logging_l4p_example_usage_nowrite | indent 4 %]
  
  =head1 OI CUSTOMIZATIONS
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  So the following would write to the appender:
  
!  my $log = get_logger( LOG_OI );
!  $log->info( "This info message will get written" );
!  $log->warn( "This warn message will get written" );
!  
!  my $log_conf = get_logger( LOG_CONFIG );
!  $log_conf->warn( "This warn message will get written" );
!  $log_conf->error( "This error message will get written" );
  
  But these would not:
  
!  my $log = get_logger( LOG_OI );
!  $log->debug( "This debug message will NOT get written" );
!  
!  my $log_conf = get_logger( LOG_CONFIG );
!  $log_conf->debug( "This debug message will NOT get written" );
!  $log_conf->info( "This info message will NOT get written" );
  
  =head1 OI CUSTOMIZATIONS
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  L<Log::Log4perl|Log::Log4perl>
  
! http://log4perl.sourceforge.net/
  
  L<OpenInteract2::Log|OpenInteract2::Log>
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  L<Log::Log4perl|Log::Log4perl>
  
! L<http://log4perl.sourceforge.net/>
  
  L<OpenInteract2::Log|OpenInteract2::Log>

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  action my URLs might look like:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/intro_news_url_tasks | indent 2 %]
  
  Every task returns some sort of content, generally by passing data to
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  action my URLs might look like:
  
!  /news/search/
!  /news/create/
!  /news/update/
!  /news/remove/
  
  Every task returns some sort of content, generally by passing data to

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  OpenInteract2 for themes:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/dataimport_theme_example | indent(4) %]
  
  So the first element in the C<$theme> arrayref is a hashref with three
--- 22,33 ----
  OpenInteract2 for themes:
  
!  $theme = [
!    { import_type => 'object',
!      spops_class => 'OpenInteract2::Theme',
!      field_order => [ qw/ theme_id title description parent
!                           credit / ] },
!    [ 1, 'main', 'Your basic, parent of all themes. Main.', 0,
!      'OpenInteract Developers <in...@op...>' ],
!  ];
  
  So the first element in the C<$theme> arrayref is a hashref with three
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  The import file can then be run using oi_manage:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/dataimport_oi2_manage | indent(2) %]
  
  =head2 Setting Security on the Data
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  The import file can then be run using oi_manage:
  
!  $ export OPENINTERACT2=/path/to/mysite
!  $ oi2_manage install_sql --package=mypackage
!     # ALT: just run data import, no structures
!  $ oi2_manage install_sql_data --package=mypackage
  
  =head2 Setting Security on the Data
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  admin' group):
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/dataimport_set_security | indent(2) %]
  
! To learn more about its operation just run the script with the
! '--help' argument.
  
  If you need to setup security to distribute along with your package,
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  admin' group):
  
!  $ export OPENINTERACT2=/path/to/mysite
!  $ oi2_manage create_security --spops=news --level=write --scope=group --scope_id=3
  
! To learn more about its operation see
! L<OpenInteract2::Manage::Website::CreateSecurity>.
  
  If you need to setup security to distribute along with your package,

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--- 1,3 ----
+ [%- TAGS star -%]
  =head1 NAME
  
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  with a label on the left and the input widget on the right.
  
! One of the main benefits of using these over HTML is that these are
! centralized -- a change in one place enacts changes throughout your
! site. All column headers can look a certain way and be changed easily,
! all textboxes can be consistent and you can create widgets specific to
! your site and needs -- such as for inputting dates or money, or
! displaying addresses-- for a consistent user interface.
  
  Here's an example:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_form_text_code | linenum %]
  
  And you would reference this like:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_form_text_call | linenum %]
  
  And when the template is processed, get in return:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_form_text_result | linenum %]
  
  Calling widgets from other widgets is just as simple:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_call_other_code | linenum %]
  
  Here we call three separate items, two of which ('label_row_begin' and
--- 18,73 ----
  with a label on the left and the input widget on the right.
  
! One of the main benefits of using these over HTML is centralization --
! a change in one place enacts changes throughout your site. All column
! headers can look a certain way and be changed easily, all textboxes
! can be consistent and you can create widgets specific to your site and
! needs -- such as for inputting dates or money, or displaying
! addresses-- for a consistent user interface.
  
  Here's an example:
  
!  [%########################################
!    form_text( name, value, size, maxlength, field_label )
!       Generate a simple text field.
!  
!       Defaults:
!          size      = 20
!          maxlength = 50
!    ########################################-%]
! 
!  [%- DEFAULT size      = 20;
!      DEFAULT maxlength = 50; -%]
!  [%- field_pre_label -%]
!  <input type="text" name="[% name %]" value="[% value %]"
!         size="[% size %]" maxlength="[% maxlength %]">
!  [%- field_label -%]
  
  And you would reference this like:
  
!  [% INCLUDE form_text( name = "batting_average",
!                        value = ".389" size = 5 ) -%]
  
  And when the template is processed, get in return:
  
!  <input type="text" name="batting_average" value=".389" 
!         size="5" maxlength="50">
  
  Calling widgets from other widgets is just as simple:
  
! 
!  [%########################################
!    label_form_text_row( label, count, name, value, 
!                         field_label )
!       Display a row to input text: label on left,
!       text input on right. 
!  
!       Defaults:
!         colspan = 2
!    ########################################-%]
!  
!  [%- DEFAULT colspan = 2; -%]  
!  [%- INCLUDE label_row_begin( colspan = 1 ) -%]
!  [%- INCLUDE data_cell_begin %][% INCLUDE form_text %]
!  </td></tr>
  
  Here we call three separate items, two of which ('label_row_begin' and
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  for common code. This might be called:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_call_other_call | linenum %]
  
  And result in:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_call_other_result | linenum %]
  
  And you're not restricted to simple fill-in elements either. You can
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  for common code. This might be called:
  
!  [% INCLUDE label_form_text_row( label = 'Batting Average',
!                                  name  = 'batting_average',
!                                  value = '.389', size = 5 ) -%]
  
  And result in:
  
!  <tr valign="middle">
!    <td align="right"><b>Batting Average</b></td>
!    <td align="right">
!      <input type="text" name="batting_average" value=".389"
!              size="5" maxlength="50">
!    </td>
!  </tr>
  
  And you're not restricted to simple fill-in elements either. You can
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  well. Here's how such a call might look:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_data_country_call | linenum %]
  
  Using this, the page designer doesn't care how many countries the
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  well. Here's how such a call might look:
  
!  [%# Use USA as default, antagonizing the rest of the world...-%]
!  [%- picked_country = user.country || 'United States' -%]
!  [% INCLUDE label_form_country_select( label  = 'Countries',
!                                        name   = 'country',
!                                        picked = picked_country ) -%]
  
  Using this, the page designer doesn't care how many countries the
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  currently the ultra-simple:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_show_label_simple | linenum %]
  
  with:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_show_label_spanish | linenum %]
  
  =head1 OPERATION
  
! When you create a website you have a number of widgets installed by
! default in the C<$WEBSITE_DIR/template> directory. These widgets will
! never be overwritten unless you ask them to be (via the C<oi2_manage
! refresh_widget> command -- TODO: do we have a 'refresh_widget'
! command?) and they are specific to your website. You can add new ones,
! remove existing ones -- whatever you like
  
  =head2 Gotchas
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  currently the ultra-simple:
  
!  [%########################################
!    show_label( label )
!       Display a label.
!    ########################################-%]
!  <b>[% label %]</b>
  
  with:
  
!  [%########################################
!    show_label( label, spanish )
!       Display a label (displaying spanish version if available)
!    ########################################-%]
!  <b>[% label %]</b> [% IF spanish %](<em>[% spanish %]<em>)[% END -%]
  
  =head1 OPERATION
  
! When you create a website you have a number of widgets installed in
! the C<$WEBSITE_DIR/template> directory. When you upgrade to a new
! version of OpenInteract2 these widgets will overwritten unless they're
! listed in the C<$WEBSITE_DIR/template/.no_overwrite> file. You can
! also add new ones and reference them just like the built-ins, and you
! can do so just by copying files to the directory or by using the
! browser interface to create and edit them. (Or both.)
  
  =head2 Gotchas
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  For instance, say you have the following:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_process_gotcha | linenum %]
  
  You'd be extremely surprised to find your SELECT box being 20 rows
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  For instance, say you have the following:
  
!  [% PROCESS form_text( name  = 'this',
!                        value = 'that' ) %]
!  [% PROCESS form_select( name        = 'them',
!                          list        = object_list,
!                          value_field = 'id',
!                          label_field = 'full_name' ) %]
  
  You'd be extremely surprised to find your SELECT box being 20 rows
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  statement:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_process_default | linenum %]
  
  Since we didn't pass any value for 'size' into 'form_text', it's set
--- 356,361 ----
  statement:
  
!  [% DEFAULT size = 20 %]
!  [% INCLUDE examples/widget_process_default | linenum %]
  
  Since we didn't pass any value for 'size' into 'form_text', it's set
***************
*** 309,313 ****
  something like:
  
! [% INCLUDE examples/widget_process_default_fix | linenum %]
  
  So that the common variable 'size' isn't set as a side-effect. And
--- 367,371 ----
  something like:
  
!  [% text_size = size || 20 %]
  
  So that the common variable 'size' isn't set as a side-effect. And

[Openinteract-commits] CVS: OpenInteract2/doc/examples widget_call_other_call,1.1,NONE widget_call_other_code,1.1,NONE widget_call_other_result,1.1,NONE widget_data_country_call,1.1,NONE widget_form_text_call,1.2,NONE widget_form_text_code,1.2,NONE widget_form_text_result,1.1,NONE widget_process_default,1.1,NONE widget_process_default_fix,1.1,NONE widget_process_gotcha,1.1,NONE widget_show_label_simple,1.1,NONE widget_show_label_spanish,1.1,NONE

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

Update of /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/doc/examples
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv4104/examples

Removed Files:
	widget_call_other_call widget_call_other_code 
	widget_call_other_result widget_data_country_call 
	widget_form_text_call widget_form_text_code 
	widget_form_text_result widget_process_default 
	widget_process_default_fix widget_process_gotcha 
	widget_show_label_simple widget_show_label_spanish 
Log Message:
inline widget examples

--- widget_call_other_call DELETED ---

--- widget_call_other_code DELETED ---

--- widget_call_other_result DELETED ---

--- widget_data_country_call DELETED ---

--- widget_form_text_call DELETED ---

--- widget_form_text_code DELETED ---

--- widget_form_text_result DELETED ---

--- widget_process_default DELETED ---

--- widget_process_default_fix DELETED ---

--- widget_process_gotcha DELETED ---

--- widget_show_label_simple DELETED ---

--- widget_show_label_spanish DELETED ---

[Openinteract-commits] CVS: OpenInteract2/pkg/comments/template comment_list_page.tmpl,1.4,1.5

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

Update of /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/pkg/comments/template
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv11065

Modified Files:
	comment_list_page.tmpl 
Log Message:
fix task name

Index: comment_list_page.tmpl
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/pkg/comments/template/comment_list_page.tmpl,v
retrieving revision 1.4
retrieving revision 1.5
diff -C2 -d -r1.4 -r1.5
*** comment_list_page.tmpl	24 May 2004 23:41:46 -0000	1.4
--- comment_list_page.tmpl	29 Nov 2004 03:05:07 -0000	1.5
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*** 20,24 ****
  
  [% FOREACH comment = comments -%]
! [%- comment_url = OI.make_url( ACTION = 'comment', TASK = 'show',
                                 comment_id = comment.id );
      object_url  = comment.get_summary.object_url -%]
--- 20,24 ----
  
  [% FOREACH comment = comments -%]
! [%- comment_url = OI.make_url( ACTION = 'comment', TASK = 'display',
                                 comment_id = comment.id );
      object_url  = comment.get_summary.object_url -%]

[Openinteract-commits] CVS: OpenInteract2/pkg/comments Changes,1.14,1.15 package.conf,1.14,1.15

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

Update of /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/pkg/comments
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv9606/pkg/comments

Modified Files:
	Changes package.conf 
Log Message:
fix small bug in finding count of all comments

Index: Changes
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/pkg/comments/Changes,v
retrieving revision 1.14
retrieving revision 1.15
diff -C2 -d -r1.14 -r1.15
*** Changes	28 Nov 2004 06:46:09 -0000	1.14
--- Changes	29 Nov 2004 02:58:51 -0000	1.15
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*** 1,4 ****
--- 1,8 ----
  Revision history for OpenInteract package comments.
  
+ 1.17  Sun Nov 28 21:55:05 EST 2004
+ 
+       Fix OI2::Comment->count_comments
+ 
  1.16  Sun Nov 28 01:44:08 EST 2004
  

Index: package.conf
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/pkg/comments/package.conf,v
retrieving revision 1.14
retrieving revision 1.15
diff -C2 -d -r1.14 -r1.15
*** package.conf	28 Nov 2004 06:46:09 -0000	1.14
--- package.conf	29 Nov 2004 02:58:51 -0000	1.15
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*** 1,4 ****
  name             comments
! version          1.16
  author           Chris Winters <ch...@cw...>
  url              http://www.cwinters.com/
--- 1,4 ----
  name             comments
! version          1.17
  author           Chris Winters <ch...@cw...>
  url              http://www.cwinters.com/

[Openinteract-commits] CVS: OpenInteract2/pkg/comments/OpenInteract2 Comment.pm,1.3,1.4

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

Update of /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/pkg/comments/OpenInteract2
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv9606/pkg/comments/OpenInteract2

Modified Files:
	Comment.pm 
Log Message:
fix small bug in finding count of all comments

Index: Comment.pm
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/openinteract/OpenInteract2/pkg/comments/OpenInteract2/Comment.pm,v
retrieving revision 1.3
retrieving revision 1.4
diff -C2 -d -r1.3 -r1.4
*** Comment.pm	18 Feb 2004 05:25:24 -0000	1.3
--- Comment.pm	29 Nov 2004 02:58:51 -0000	1.4
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*** 43,64 ****
  sub count_comments {
      my ( $class ) = @_;
!     $log ||= get_logger( LOG_APP );
! 
!     my $sql = 'SELECT COUNT(*) FROM comment';
!     my $count = 0;
!     my ( $sth );
!     eval {
!         $sth = $class->global_datasource_handle->prepare( $sql );
!         $sth->execute;
      };
      if ( $@ ) {
          $log->warn( "Failed to get total number of comments: $@" );
      }
!     else {
!         ( $count ) = $sth->fetchrow_array;
!         $sth->finish;
!     }
!         return $count;
  }
  
! 1;
\ No newline at end of file
--- 43,60 ----
  sub count_comments {
      my ( $class ) = @_;
!     my $sql = sprintf( 'SELECT COUNT(*) FROM %s', $class->base_table );
!     my $row = eval {
!         $class->db_select({
!             sql    => $sql,
!             db     => $class->global_datasource_handle,
!             return => 'single',
!         })
      };
      if ( $@ ) {
+         $log ||= get_logger( LOG_APP );
          $log->warn( "Failed to get total number of comments: $@" );
      }
!     return $row->[0];
  }
  
! 1;