JOAP::Proxy::Class JOAP::Proxy::Class is a base class for client-side proxies of JOAP classes.
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Perl module proxies JOAP client-side client-side proxies JOAP classes

JOAP::Proxy::Class Description

JOAP::Proxy::Class is a base class for client-side proxies of JOAP classes. JOAP::Proxy::Class is a base class for client-side proxies of JOAP classes.SYNOPSIS package FooProxy; use JOAP::Proxy::Package::Class; use base qw(JOAP::Proxy::Package::Class); FooProxy->Address('Foo@bar.example.com'); # say what class this is proxying for package main; # do Net::Jabber connection stuff here... $con = get_jabber_connection(); # You work this out JOAP::Proxy->Connection($con); # update class attributes with server values FooProxy->refresh; # get an attribute value with the automagic accessor my $height = FooProxy->height; # set an attribute with the automagic accessor FooProxy->height($height + 1); # save class attributes to server FooProxy->save; # call a class method, with automagic method thingy FooProxy->reindex_all_frozzes('upwards'); # get a proxy to a remote instance my $foo1 = FooProxy->get('Foo@bar.example.com/Number1'); # refresh instance with attribute values from server $foo1->refresh; # read an instance attribute using the Magic Accessor my $name = $foo1->name; # set an instance attribute (did I mention the magic accessors?) $foo1->name('Murgatroyd'); # save to the server $foo1->save; # call an instance method $foo1->scratch_where_it_itches(1, 2, 3); # call a class method (not recommended) on an instance $foo->reindex_all_frozzes('downwards'); # read or write a class attribute using an accessor on an instance my $height2 = $foo->height; $foo->height($height + 17); # create a new instance my $foo2 = FooProxy->add(name => 'gar', drink => 'beaujolais'); # search for instances matching criteria my @matches = FooProxy->search(name => 'troyd'); # delete an instance $foo2->delete;Requirements:· Perl Requirements: · Perl

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