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That's great news. I was going to do something relatively simple in design using Template Toolkit and HTML::Table[1] as an internal object you could play with. Generally I was thinking about a clean interface that checks each object type in the DBI (thus, supporting DBD::*) and corresponds it with the proper HTML input type (text, checkbox, textarea) which you could configure and change it to.. say radio or whatnot. Using HTML::Table it would be able to nicely portrait the DB and allow maximal configuration for the display of it without being bothered with it. I haven't uploaded anything to CPAN because there's currently not much to upload. It's beyond an idea but not much beyond. I think working together presents new possibilities for it, and could definitely benefit the general community in what we could accomplish. I don't know Muldis::Rosetta (though I've read of it) and never really played with Catalyst but I'm willing to go over these possibilities and see if they would be better than what I had in mind for it. They just might be. [1] http://search.cpan.org/~ajpeacock/HTML-Table-2.08/lib/HTML/Table.pm On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 5:56 AM, Darren Duncan <darren@darrenduncan.net> wrote: > xsawyerx said: > > rationale: > > An object-oriented perlmyadmin module for DBI :) > > I don't know how far along in development this proposed application is yet > (no CPAN upload to see), but I want to say that I'm looking for such an > application to be built as well (a perl<any-ordbms>admin), to the point that > I did make a GSoC 2008 proposal of it under TPF, except that it would be > built over Muldis::Rosetta, whose API resembles the Perl DBI and should be > adaptable to, and (unstated for GSoC) it would also be built using Catalyst. > The application would be valuable for ad-hoc database maintenance as well as > troubleshooting other database-using applications by seeing what effects > they have on the database. I know I would want to use it, and I'm willing > to help you make it. -- Darren Duncan >Thread Previous | Thread Next