NAME

WebService::CRUST::Result

SYNOPSIS

  my $r = new Webservice::CRUST::Result->new($val, [$crust]);

Note that this object is generally only helpful when it is created by a WebService::CRUST call.

METHODS

string

The method used to stringify the object

INFLATION

If the value passed to new is a hash reference with a key called "CRUST__Result" then this module will look for keys called "args" and "href" and use them to construct a new request when that value is queried. For instance, assume this piece of XML is consumed by a WebService::CRUST object:

    <book name="So Long and Thank For All The Fish">
        <author CRUST__Result="GET">
            <args first="Douglas" last="Adams" />
            <href>http://someservice/author</href>
        </author>
        <price>$42.00</price>
    </book>


    #crust->name;   # Returns 'So Long and Thanks For All The Fish'
    $crust->price;  # Returns '$42.00'
    $crust->author; # Returns the results of a CRUST GET request to
                    # http://someservice/author?first=Douglas&last=Adams

This is pretty useful when you are exposing a database and you want to be able to follow relations fairly easily.

SEE ALSO

WebService::CRUST