dtRdr::Annotation::Sync::Standard - standard server sync

  my $sync = dtRdr::Annotation::Sync::Standard->new($uri);

  $sync->start;

  $sync->work;

  $sync->finish;

Looks for username and password in the server object, otherwise hits the callback.

  ($user, $pass) = $self->authenticate($realm, $uri);

That's an oversimplification. The user agent hits this on every new request (possibly multiple times in one request if the server rejects the header.)

Also, maybe a bug in LWP: it only tries it twice per request. So, if you typo the password twice, we're dead.

A convenience method that prepends the server base to a ua.add_request() call.

  $self->add_request($method, $path);

  $self->queue($token => sub {...});

  my @subs = $self->dequeue($token);

Callback for collecty user-agent scheme.

Takes a completed request token and runs the registered add_request() subref.

  $self->next_request($token);

  my $cookies = $self->cookies;

  $self->process_config(%data);

Takes the ua response data (string/response) and sets up a course of action to complete the sync.

Currently assumes a yaml manifest.

  $self->process_manifest(%data);

The rules are in dtRdr::Annotation::SyncRules.

  $self->incoming($id, %answer);

Adjust the object times by the server_drift and direction (+/- 1)

  $self->adjust_times('out', $obj);

  $self->adjust_times('in', $obj, $have);

See if we have access to an open book object for a given annotation (or book id?) (Used to notify the book about the changes.)

  $book = $self->book($anno);

Eric Wilhelm <ewilhelm at cpan dot org>

http://scratchcomputing.com/

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