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Data::Conveyor::Service::Util - Stage-based conveyor-belt-like ticket handling system
version 1.103130
FIXME
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This software is copyright (c) 2004 by Marcel Gruenauer.
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use 5.008; use strict; use warnings; package Data::Conveyor::Service::Util; BEGIN { $Data::Conveyor::Service::Util::VERSION = '1.103130'; } # ABSTRACT: Stage-based conveyor-belt-like ticket handling system # # Mixin class for making service interface method implementations easier. It # helps in interacting with the storage object. However, these helper methods # make assumptions about the structure of the underlying storage calls. If # these assumptions apply to your storage, you may find these methods useful. use Error ':try'; use Error::Hierarchy::Util 'assert_nonempty_arrayref'; sub svc_check_arguments { my ($self, $passed_args, $supported_list) = @_; assert_nonempty_arrayref $supported_list, 'list of supported parameters is empty'; my $container = $self->delegate->make_obj('exception_container'); my %supported = map { $_ => 1 } @$supported_list; my $exception; for my $arg (keys %$passed_args) { next if exists $supported{$arg}; $container->record( 'Error::Hierarchy::Internal::CustomMessage', custom_message => sprintf( "Unsupported parameter '%s'. (Supported: %s)" => $arg, join ', ' => @$supported_list ) ); $exception++; } $container->throw if $exception; } # FIXME # # This method makes assumptions on the structure of underlying storage calls, # and is used by Registry::NICAT::Channel::Mail::Output and # Registry::NICAT::Confirm. # # Is there a better place for it? sub svc_result_for_storage_call { my ($self, $storage_call, $supported_args, %args) = @_; assert_nonempty_arrayref $supported_args, 'list of supported parameters is empty'; $storage_call || throw Error::Hierarchy::Internal::CustomMessage( custom_message => sprintf "bad call parameter '$storage_call'"); $self->svc_check_arguments(\%args, $supported_args); $self->delegate->make_obj('service_result_scalar', result => scalar $self->storage->$storage_call(@args{@$supported_args}) ); } 1; __END__