NAME

Apache2::Controller::Dispatch::HashTree - Hash tree dispatch for Apache2::Controller::Dispatch

VERSION

Version 1.001.001

SYNOPSIS

            

              
              
<Location "/subdir">
    SetHandler modperl
    PerlInitHandler MyApp::Dispatch
</Location>
# lib/MyApp::Dispatch:
package MyApp::Dispatch;
use base qw(
    Apache2::Controller::Dispatch::HashTree
);
# return a hash reference from dispach_map()
sub dispatch_map { return {
   foo => {
       default     => 'MyApp::C::Foo',
       bar => {
           biz         => 'MyApp::C::Biz',
           baz         => 'MyApp::C::Baz',
       },
   },
   default => 'MyApp::C::Default',
} }
1;
__END__
            
          

This maps uri's to controller modules as follows:

            

              
              
/subdir/foo                    MyApp::C::Foo->default()
/subdir/foo/bar                MyApp::C::Foo->bar()
/subdir/foo/bar/zerm           MyApp::C::Foo->bar(), path_args == ['zerm']
/subdir/foo/bar/biz            MyApp::C::Biz->default()
/subdir/foo/biz/baz/noz/wiz    MyApp::C::Baz->noz(), path_args == ['wiz']
            
          

In the second example, if <MyApp::C::Foo> did not implement or allow <bar()> as a controller method, then this would select <MyApp::C::Foo-default()>>.

DESCRIPTION

Implements find_controller() for Apache2::Controller::Dispatch with a simple hash-based mapping. Uses substr to divide the uri and exists to check cached mappings, so it should be pretty fast.

This dispatches URI's in a case-insensitive fashion.

METHODS

find_controller

Find the controller and method for a given URI from the data set in the dispatch class module.

SEE ALSO

Apache2::Controller::Dispatch

Apache2::Controller::Dispatch::Simple

Apache2::Controller

AUTHOR

Mark Hedges, hedges +(a t)| formdata.biz

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright 2008-2010 Mark Hedges. CPAN: markle

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

This software is provided as-is, with no warranty and no guarantee of fitness for any particular purpose.