phluks

Ah, I think I found out. I need to use a bridge for this.


# Can this be implemented with a Mojo-lite thingy?

# This is my problem:
sub startup {
  my $self = shift;
  # JSON Errors - you may want to uncomment for debug
  #$self->controller_class("BIER::SERVICES::Errors::Json");

phluks

# What refs do we have for release - one?
find .git/refs/ -name Release-2012.08.01
.git/refs/heads/Release-2012.08.01

# No two?
[olav@fern  (Release-2012.08.01)]$ git show-ref | grep Release-2012.08.01
fc9b7ce40a00ab59248a2aaa4b8f0b6bb6864e85 refs/heads/Release-2012.08.01
fc9b7ce40a00ab59248a2aaa4b8f0b6bb6864e85 refs/remotes/origin/Release-2012.08.01

# Where's the second one? - not here:

phluks

use AnyEvent;
use AnyEvent::Util qw"run_cmd"; 

sub f { 
  my($x) = @_; 
  warn "got (($x))\n";
}; 

for my $n (1..10) {
  my $rand = int(rand(10));

phluks

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use v5.10;
use AnyEvent;
use AnyEvent::Util;


# OBS: This doesn't work!

phluks

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use v5.10;
 
# Remember to save as utf8!
use utf8;
use TeX::Hyphen;
use TeX::Hyphen::Pattern;
use open ":locale";
 

phluks

I seem to be doing something that trips up the mojo router.

The intention is to make a service structured like this:

<url>/<app>/<controller>/

Apparantly the code "works". So I assume Im doing doing the Mojo-thing wrong. I suspect its easy to
spot the mistake in the "Setup" section.

The symptoms: