03-21-2009
i just checked the values
if [ $KEY != location.property -a /
$KEY != agent.method ]; then
echo "invalid key"
fi
but i should not hard code the keys to compare..
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Jifty::Request::Mapper(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Jifty::Request::Mapper(3pm)
NAME
Jifty::Request::Mapper - Maps response values into arbitrary query parameters
DESCRIPTION
"Jifty::Request::Mapper" is used to insert values into parameters that you can't know when you originally constructed the request. The
prime example of this is a Create action to a View page -- where you can't know what ID to supply to the View page until after the Create
action has run. This problem can be fixed by establishing a mapping between some part of the Jifty::Result of the Create action, and the
ID query parameter.
METHODS
query_parameters HASH
Extended syntax for generating query parameters. This is used by Jifty::Web::Form::Clickable for its "parameters" argument, as well as for
"results" of continuations.
Possible formats for each key => value pair in the "HASH" are:
"KEY => STRING"
The simplest form -- the "KEY" will have the literal value of the "STRING" supplied
"KEY => { result => ACTION }"
The "KEY" will take on the value of the content named "KEY" from the result of the "ACTION". "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action
object, or a moniker thereof.
"KEY => { result => ACTION, name => STRING }"
The "KEY" will take on the value of the content named "STRING" from the result of the "ACTION". "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action
object, or a moniker thereof.
"KEY => { request_argument => STRING }"
The "KEY" will take on the value of the argument named "STRING" from the request.
"KEY => { argument => ACTION }"
The "KEY" will take on the value of the argument named "KEY" from the "ACTION". "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action object, or a
moniker thereof.
"KEY => { argument => ACTION. name => STRING }"
The "KEY" will take on the value of the argument named "STRING" from the "ACTION". "ACTION" may either be a Jifty::Action object, or a
moniker thereof.
"result_of" and "argument_to" are valid synonyms for "result" and "argument", above.
map PARAMHASH
Responsible for doing the actual mapping that "query_parameters" above sets up. That is, takes magical query parameters and extracts the
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destination
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source
The "value" of a query parameter
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