Hi Gabor,
I did this by overriding the "db_Main" routine in my model class to return
the desired database and then defining "__PACKAGE__->set_sql" subroutines
for the internal data queries. An example is below.
It works very well, though if anyone knows of a more elegant way to return
the db_Main handle I'd be delighted to know.
Thanks,
Joe
e.g.
package Tennis::Admin;
use Tennis:: Player;
use strict;
sub list :Exported {
my ($self, $r) = @_;
$r->objects([ $self->search_current_matches() ]);
$r->{template} = "list";
}
sub db_Main {
return "Tennis::Player"->db_Main
}
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
__PACKAGE__->set_sql(current_matches => qq {select date from matches where
date > now()});
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
1;
-----Original Message-----
From: maypole-admin at lists.netthink.co.uk
[maypole-admin at lists.netthink.co.uk] On Behalf Of Gabor Szabo
Sent: 16 September 2004 21:48
To: maypole at lists.netthink.co.uk
Subject: [Maypole] Adding a model class without a table
I am trying to add a model class that has no associated table.
It is supposed to show the results of all kinds of complex
queries using multiple tables.
I added a Module called Module::CPANTS::Maypole::Stats
and added a call to Module::CPANTS::Maypole::Stats->require;
I also created a template file
still when I acces /stats/show I get the
file error - statsshow: not found at Maypole/View/Base.pm line 69.
is there a document that explains how to add a new model class ?
tx
Gabor
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