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o you want to extend Catalyst. Well, that s what it s for. Actually, it s for getting out of your way and letting you operate on your problem, while unobtrusively handing you the scalpel, forceps, clamps, suction, and surgical drills. However, as with any skilled surgeon on the cutting edge of your craft (sorry), there may be times that you need to machine your own instruments. In this chapter, we introduce you to the dies and casts to help you get that little extra out of your trade. Many people think that programmers are more like plumbers than surgeons, in which case you want to know about and be able to use flexible faucet fittings rather than having to solder rigid copper pipe to the sink fixtures, as it will make your job quicker and easier. Recall that in the 7, we looked at the request cycle, specifically the flow of control from the engine to the dispatcher, through to the controllers (where flow control goes in and out of Catalyst::Models, and finally output is rendered in a view), and then finally back to the engine, where the data is sent to the client for display. Catalyst s architecture allows you to hook into the request cycle throughout this process. After creating models (which have been discussed thoroughly already in this book), we ll move on to base controllers, then we ll cover a quick Catalyst::View, and finally we ll take a detailed look at different ways of creating new dispatcher attributes.

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ampersands (&&). Look at the experiments in Listing 11-9, showing that you start out without an ENR variable, you are prompted for a value only once, and then an implicit DEFINE is executed. Listing 11-9. Using Double Ampersands (&&) SQL> define enr SP2-0135: symbol enr is UNDEFINED SQL> select * from employees 2 where empno between &&enr and &enr+100; Enter value for enr: 7500 EMPNO ----7521 7566 ENAME -------WARD JONES INIT ----TF JM JOB MGR BDATE MSAL COMM DEPTNO -------- ----- ----------- ----- ----- -----SALESREP 7698 22-FEB-1962 1250 500 30 MANAGER 7839 02-APR-1967 2975 20 = "7500" (CHAR)

Now that you ve had a peek at what authentication looks like in a Catalyst application, it s time to move on to something a bit more substantial. In 3, we created an application that included authentication using Catalyst::Helper::AuthDBIC. In this chapter, we ll set up authentication manually through the application configuration and demonstrate how authentication is likely to appear in your own applications. We ll do this via an example application called SneakyCat in the next section. In preparation for that application, in this section we ll install the necessary modules. To add authentication to your application, you first need to ensure that you have all the modules required. For this example, you will only need a handful: Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication Catalyst::Authentication::Store::DBIx::Class Catalyst::Plugin::Authorization::Roles Catalyst::Plugin::Session Catalyst::Plugin::Session::State::Cookie Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::FastMmap If you have been following along with the examples in previous chapters, you will have already installed these. Before we create our application, let s briefly discuss what each of these modules does.

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If you now re-execute the contents of the SQL buffer (with / or RUN), there is no prompting at all; the stored ENR value (7500) is used. So if you use this technique, make sure to end (or start) your scripts with the appropriate UNDEFINE commands.