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OO and dispatching (Score:1)

by zby (4817)
One of the core features of web frameworks is dispatching - i.e. connecting the http address with a subroutine. This can be done in a few main ways:
1. DSL with anonymous subs - this what you described above and it is the most common in recent web frameworks. The problem I can see with that code is - how it plays with the standard OO techniques like inheritance and some more advanced ones like Moose Roles. Even if this can be made to play along I am sure there will be lot's of corner cases making it diffic
- Re:OO and dispatching (Score:1)
  
  by kixx (5946) on 2010.04.16 11:22 (#71900)
  
  There's also the "put it all in a central dispatch file" (a la Django's URLconf [djangobook.com], or even MojoX::Routes [cpan.org])
  The disadvantage is that you can't just drop a controller class into a file to be automatically picked up by the app, you have to modify the dispatch file too.
  But this turns to an advantage when you wish to selectively enable parts of you app (again, Django's admin feature comes to mind).
  
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