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Class: FrontWebController

Source Location: /controller/FrontWebController.class.php

Class Overview

MojaviObject
   |
   --Controller
      |
      --WebController
         |
         --FrontWebController

FrontWebController allows you to centralize your entry point in your web application, but at the same time allow for any module and action combination to be requested.


Author(s):

  • Sean Kerr (skerr@mojavi.org)

Version:

  • $Id: FrontWebController.class.php 141 2004-11-07 19:46:05Z seank $

Copyright:

Methods


Inherited Variables

Inherited Methods

Class: WebController

WebController::genURL()
Generate a formatted Mojavi URL.
WebController::getContentType()
Retrieve the requested content type.
WebController::initialize()
Initialize this controller.
WebController::redirect()
Redirect the request to another URL.
WebController::setContentType()
Set the content type for this request.

Class: Controller

Controller::actionExists()
Indicates whether or not a module has a specific action.
Controller::forward()
Forward the request to another action.
Controller::getAction()
Retrieve an Action implementation instance.
Controller::getActionStack()
Retrieve the action stack.
Controller::getContext()
Retrieve the current application context.
Controller::getGlobalModel()
Retrieve a global Model implementation instance.
Controller::getInstance()
Retrieve the singleton instance of this class.
Controller::getModel()
Retrieve a Model implementation instance.
Controller::getRenderMode()
Retrieve the presentation rendering mode.
Controller::getView()
Retrieve a View implementation instance.
Controller::initialize()
Initialize this controller.
Controller::modelExists()
Indicates whether or not a module has a specific model.
Controller::moduleExists()
Indicates whether or not a module exists.
Controller::newInstance()
Retrieve a new Controller implementation instance.
Controller::setRenderMode()
Set the presentation rendering mode.
Controller::shutdown()
Execute the shutdown procedure.
Controller::viewExists()
Indicates whether or not a module has a specific view.

Class: MojaviObject

MojaviObject::toString()
Retrieve a string representation of this object.

Class Details

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FrontWebController allows you to centralize your entry point in your web application, but at the same time allow for any module and action combination to be requested.



Tags:

version:  $Id: FrontWebController.class.php 141 2004-11-07 19:46:05Z seank $
since:  3.0.0
copyright:  (c) Sean Kerr, http://www.mojavi.org
author:  Sean Kerr (skerr@mojavi.org)


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Class Methods


method dispatch [line 43]

void dispatch( )

Dispatch a request.

This will determine which module and action to use by request parameters specified by the user.




Tags:

access:  public
since:  3.0.0
author:  Sean Kerr (skerr@mojavi.org)


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