NAME
WE::DB::Content - the content database for the web.editor
SYNOPSIS
$content_db = new WE::DB::Content($root, $content_db_directory);
DESCRIPTION
The content database contains the real contents (HTML, text, images) of the objects in the object database.
CONSTRUCTOR WE::DB::Content->new($root, $directory);
The Content database is usually created in the WE::DB
object.
METHODS
- init
-
Initializes the content database. This means that the directory holding the content files is created.
- store($objid, $content)
-
Store the $content (which is a string) for object with id $objid. Dies on failure. Existing content is not overwritten in case of errors.
- get_content($objid)
-
Get the content for object with id $objid. The content is returned as a string.
- remove($objid)
-
Remove the content for object with id $objid.
- copy($from_objid, $to_objid)
-
Copy the content from $from_objid to $to_objid. This may be implemented efficiently using OS copy. Dies on failure.
- filename($objid)
-
Return the absolute filename for the object with id $objid (or supply the WE::Obj). Usually, the content should not be accessed directly. But we are Perl, so it is possible nevertheless.
- extension($obj)
-
Return the extension of the supplied
WE::Obj
object. - get_mime_type_by_filename($filename)
-
Return the MIME type (e.g.
text/plain
) of the supplied file. - delete_db_contents
-
Delete all database contents
- search_fulltext($term, %args)
-
Search the term in the content database and return a list of object ids. Further options are:
- search_fulltext_in_object($obj, $term)
-
Search
$term
(treated as a regular expression) in the content database recusively starting from the WE::Obj object$obj
and return a list of object ids. If$obj
is a non-folder object, then only this object is searched.
NOTES
There is no locking implemented in the Content database. It is assumed that the Content database is usually accessed through WE::DB::Obj methods, where locking is implemented.
AUTHOR
Slaven Rezic - eserte@users.sourceforge.net