Net::RRP::Entity - rrp entity abstraction class

 use Net::RRP::Entity;
 my $entity = new Net::RRP::Entity();

This is a base class for all Entity::* classes.

This is a constructor. Example:

 use Net::RRP::Entity;
 my $entity = new Net::RRP::Entity();
 my $entity1 = new Net::RRP::Entity( key => [ 'value' ] );

Return a *real* name of this entity. You must overwrite this method at child class. Example:

 my $entityName = $entity->getName();
 print STDERR "EntityName is $entityName\n";

Setup attribte with name $attributeName to a $attributeValue. $attributeValue must be a array ref. Example:

 $entity->setAttribute ( $attributeName, $attributeValue );
 $entity->setAttribute ( 'DomainName', [ 'test.ru' ] );
 $entity->setAttribute ( 'NameServer', [ 'ns1.ttt.ru', 'ns2.qqq.ru' ] );

Return a value of $attributeName attribute. Example:

 print STDERR $entity->getAttribute ( 'NameServer' )->[ 0 ];

Can throw Net::RRP::Exception::MissingRequiredAttribute exception

Return the hash ref of the all entity attributes. Example:

 my $attributes = $entity->getAttributes();
 foreach my $attributeName ( keys %$attributes )
 {
      print $attributeName . ' ' . $attributes->{ $$attributeName }->[ 0 ];
 }

return a "primary" attribute value

 Net::RRP::Entity (C) Michael Kulakov, Zenon N.S.P. 2000
                      125124, 19, 1-st Jamskogo polja st,
                      Moscow, Russian Federation

                      mkul@cpan.org

 All rights reserved.

 You may distribute this package under the terms of either the GNU
 General Public License or the Artistic License, as specified in the
 Perl README file.

Net::RRP::Request(3), Net::RRP::Response(3), Net::RRP::Codec(3), RFC 2832, Net::RRP::Exception::MissingRequiredAttribute(3)