Pogo - Perl GOODS interface
(C)1999-2004 Sey Nakajima <
[email protected]>
This is a Perl inteface module for GOODS (Generic Object Oriented Database
System). GOODS is written by Konstantin Knizhnik <
[email protected]>.
This is a free software.
This module is in 'alpha' phase. All features may be changed.
Please send me your bug reports or suggestions.
I have developped and tested this on FreeBSD4.7 and FreeBSD4.9.
Please test in another OS and send me your porting informations.
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Prepare GOODS
get goods-x.xx.tar.gz from any one of follows (x.xx is a revision number)
http://www.garret.ru/~knizhnik/goods.html
http://hp1.jonex.ne.jp/~nakajima.yasushi/
NOTE: goods-2.74.tar.gz and goods-2.75.tar.gz has a bug. Please use
2.76 or later.
tar zxvf goods-x.xx.tar.gz
cd goods
./config
make
su
make install
NOTE: GOODS has some makefiles corresponding to some OS's. Please do
'./config -h'.
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Make,test and install Pogo
tar zxvf Pogo-x.xx.tar.gz (x.xx is a revision number)
cd Pogo-x.xx
perl Makefile.PL
make
./startgoodsrv test &
make test
./cmdgoodsrv test exit
su
make install
NOTE: You must use the Makefile.PL* corresponding to the GOODS makefile you
used. Sorry, I do not offer all corresponding Makefile.PL to the GOODS
makefiles for now. If you met some errors, please edit Makefile.PL manually
considering to the GOODS makefile you used.
A GOODS application needs running a server process 'goodsrv' with the
corresponding configuration file. Before executing test script, you must
run goodsrv with test.cfg. The command line './startgoodsrv test &' does
this as background process and './cmdgoodsrv test exit' terminates the
goodsrv.
NOTE: If 'make test' fails with segmentation fault, try
'perl Makefile.PL -DGLOBALDB'.
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Database browser
To browse the database of 'test.cfg', type as follows. See 'perldoc Pogo'
for detail.
./startgoodsrv test &
./browse test
./cmdgoodsrv test exit
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Sample script
There are some sample scripts in the sample directory. These scripts all
use 'sample.cfg'. So do 'startgoodsrv sample &' before executing sample
scripts.
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See also
perldoc Pogo
