migrated a few of the run hourly scripts

fixed a cron bug
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JT Smith 2006-02-18 14:38:09 +00:00
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@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ be using this any longer anyway, but we thought we'd warn you anyway.
1.8 Output Chunking
Starting in 6.9 WebGUI www_ asset methods are capable of having full control
Starting in 6.99 WebGUI www_ asset methods are capable of having full control
over the output buffer. They can use $session->output->print() to send chunks
of content back to the browser before the page is entirely processed. The
advantage here is that the page appears to load more quickly to the end user.
@ -275,10 +275,14 @@ take a look a WebGUI::Asset::Template for changes in the template system API.
4. Scheduler Migration
-----------------------
4.1 Nothing Yet
There have currently been no changes to the scheduler API.
4.1 Converted to Workflow
As of 6.99 we've converted the scheduler (runHourly.pl) and it's plugins
(sbin/Hourly/*) to the new WebGUI Workflow system. The program that replaces
runHourly.pl is sbin/spectre.pl, which is always running and therefore doesn't
need to be scheduled via crontab or Windows Scheduler. To see the new API for
the sbin/Hourly/* scripts, check out
lib/WebGUI/Workflow/Activity/_activity.skeleton
5. System Changes Affecting Migration
@ -564,7 +568,7 @@ Apache2::Request which is referenced through $session{modperl} and $session{req}
5.23 Session System Replaced
As of 6.9.0 we've removed the old global session system and replaced it with a
As of 6.99 we've removed the old global session system and replaced it with a
newer, safer, more modern, object oriented session system. Because session is
the glue that holds WebGUI together, it has basically affected every API in
the system. Here's a (hopefully complete) list of what's been changed and how
@ -630,7 +634,7 @@ perl -pi.bak -e 's!\$session{scratch}{(.*)}!\$self->session->scratch->get("$1")!
5.23.1 WebGUI::SQL API Refactored
The SQL API has been made more object oriented in 6.9, so it now handles database
The SQL API has been made more object oriented in 6.99, so it now handles database
connections for you. You can get the default database connection via
$session->db or a random slave via $session->dbSlave or you can create your
own by my $db = WebGUI::SQL->connect($session, $dsn, $user, $pass);
@ -654,14 +658,14 @@ perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:FormProcessor\:\:!\$self->session->form->!g' fileNa
5.23.3 WebGUI::ErrorHandler API Refactored
As of 6.9 WebGUI::ErrorHandler is now accessed through session.
As of 6.99 WebGUI::ErrorHandler is now accessed through session.
perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:ErrorHandler\:\:!\$self->session->errorHandler->!g' fileNameGoesHere
5.23.4 WebGUI::Style API Refactored
As of 6.9 the WebGUI::Style API has been convereted to OO and is accessed
As of 6.99 the WebGUI::Style API has been convereted to OO and is accessed
through session. The following command line tricks will help you convert your
assets.
@ -679,14 +683,14 @@ perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:Macro\:\:process\((.*)\)!WebGUI::Macro::process(\$s
5.23.6 WebGUI::URL API Refactored
As of 6.9 WebGUI::URL is now accessed through session like $session->url
As of 6.99 WebGUI::URL is now accessed through session like $session->url
perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:URL\:\:!\$self->session->url->!g' fileNameGoesHere
5.23.7 WebGUI::Cache API Refactored
As of 6.9 WebGUI::Cache requires you to pass in a reference to $session into
As of 6.99 WebGUI::Cache requires you to pass in a reference to $session into
the constructor.
perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:Cache\-\>new\(!WebGUI::Cache->new(\$self->session,!g' fileNameGoesHere
@ -694,7 +698,7 @@ perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:Cache\-\>new\(!WebGUI::Cache->new(\$self->session,!
5.23.8 WebGUI::AdminConsole Refactored
As of 6.9 WebGUI::AdminConsole requires you to pass a reference to $session
As of 6.99 WebGUI::AdminConsole requires you to pass a reference to $session
into the constructor.
perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:AdminConsole\-\>new\(!WebGUI::AdminConsole->new(\$self->session,!g' fileNameGoesHere
@ -702,7 +706,7 @@ perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:AdminConsole\-\>new\(!WebGUI::AdminConsole->new(\$s
5.23.9 WebGUI::DatabaseLink API Refactored
As of 6.9 WebGUI::DatabaseLink requires you to pass in a reference to
As of 6.99 WebGUI::DatabaseLink requires you to pass in a reference to
$session into the constructor. Also, the API has been heavily refactored to be
more complete. Please see it's API docs for more info.
@ -712,7 +716,7 @@ perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:DatabaseLink\-\>new\(!WebGUI::DatabaseLink->new(\$s
5.23.10 WebGUI::Privilege API Refactored
WebGUI::Privilege is now accessed through session like $session->privilege as
of 6.9.
of 6.99.
perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:Privilege\:\:!\$self->session->privilege->!g' fileNameGoesHere
@ -735,7 +739,7 @@ perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:DateTime\:\:!\$self->session->datetime->!g' fileNam
5.23.12 WebGUI::Form API Refactored
In 6.9 the WebGUI::Form API was refactored to accept $session as the first
In 6.99 the WebGUI::Form API was refactored to accept $session as the first
parameter to each method.
perl -pi.bak -e 's!WebGUI\:\:Form\:\:(\w+)\((.*)\)!WebGUI::Form::$1(\$self->session,$2)!g' fileNameGoesHere