NAME
Konstrukt::Plugin::wiki::backend::image::DBI - Image backend driver for storage inside a database that can be accessed through DBI.
SYNOPSIS
my $image_backend = use_plugin 'Konstrukt::Plugin::wiki::backend::image::DBI' or die;
$image_backend->do_stuff(); #see the methods descriptionDESCRIPTION
This image backend implements the storage in a database that will be accessed through perl DBI.
Actually this one was implemented using a MySQL database. But as the queries don't use special MySQL-functions it is very likely that it will run on other databases without modification.
This one is very similar to Konstrukt::Plugin::wiki::backend::file::DBI but adds some image-specific funtionality.
CONFIGURATION
You have to create the tables wiki_image, wiki_image_content and wiki_image_description, which will be used to store the data. You may turn on the install setting (see "CONFIGURATION" in Konstrukt::Handler) or use the KonstruktBackendInitialization.pl script to accomplish this task.
Furtheron you have to define those settings to use this backend:
#backend
wiki/backend_type DBI
wiki/backend/DBI/source dbi:mysql:database:host
wiki/backend/DBI/user user
wiki/backend/DBI/pass passIf no database settings are set the defaults from "CONFIGURATION" in Konstrukt::DBI will be used.
METHODS
new
init
Initialization of this class. Loads the settings.
install
Installs the backend (e.g. create tables).
Parameters:
none
exists
See "exists" in Konstrukt::Plugin::wiki::backend::image
revision
See "revison" in Konstrukt::Plugin::wiki::backend::image
revisions
See "revisons" in Konstrukt::Plugin::wiki::backend::image
get_info
See "get_info" in Konstrukt::Plugin::wiki::backend::image
get_content
See "get_content" in Konstrukt::Plugin::wiki::backend::image
store
See "store" in Konstrukt::Plugin::wiki::backend::image
restore
See "restore_description" in Konstrukt::Plugin::wiki::backend::image
AUTHOR
Copyright 2006 Thomas Wittek (mail at gedankenkonstrukt dot de). All rights reserved.
This document is free software. It is distributed under the same terms as Perl itself.