
CatalystX::Usul::View - Base class for views

0.7.$Revision: 1181 $

package CatalystX::Usul::View; use parent qw(Catalyst::View CatalystX::Usul); package CatalystX::Usul::View::HTML; use parent qw(CatalystX::Usul::View); package YourApp::View::HTML; use parent qw(CatalystX::Usul::View::HTML); package YourApp::View::JSON; use parent qw(CatalystX::Usul::View::JSON);

Provide common methods for subclasses

The constructor stores a copy of the application instance for future reference. It does this to remain compatible with Catalyst::Controller whose constructor is no longer called
Sets the response body to the provided error message and the response status to 400
Calls the deserialization method selected by the subclass on the request body
Returns the lower case request method name. Allows for the implementation of a "RESTful" API. The client may post and set the _method request parameter to delete or put if it does not support those methods directly. It may also set the the _method to an arbitrary value
The verb is used by the action class to lookup the action to forward to. Called from the begin method once the current view has been determined from the request content type
Sets the response body to the provided error message and the response status to 405
Serializes the response using XML::Simple and encodes the body using Encode if required

Calls build in HTML::FormWidgets which transforms the widgets definitions into fragments of HTML or XHTML as required
Called by "process" this method is responsible for selecting those elements from the stash that are passed to the serializer method
Returns an array ref widget references in the stash. Can be passed to "_build_widgets" or its output can be sent directly to the serializer

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There are no known incompatibilities in this module

There are no known bugs in this module. Please report problems to the address below. Patches are welcome

Peter Flanigan, <Support at RoxSoft.co.uk>

Copyright (c) 2008 Peter Flanigan. All rights reserved
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