This software utilizes a database schema to automatically produce source code based on the Rose modeling tool. It streamlines software development by accurately converting data and programming requirements into code.
Rose::DBx::Bouquet is a Perl module that can generate Rose-based source code using a database schema. The installation process involves several steps. Firstly, you need to unpack the distribution files of the module and the Local-Wine module (if required) from CPAN or FAQ.
Then, you need to check and install the pre-requisites, navigate to the directories containing Build.PL files, and run the shell command 'perl Build.PL'. The next step is to create the database and optionally populate it with data.
After that, you are required to edit the configuration files '.htrose.bouquet.conf' and '.htwine.conf' located in the lib/Rose/DBx/Bouquet/ and lib/Local/Wine/ directories, respectively. Then, run the command 'scripts/run.rose.app.gen.pl' to generate the first set of source code.
The successful execution of this command produces a log file containing the details of the tables and modules processed, the template generator, and the output directories. Next, execute the command 'perl -Ilib scripts/run.rose.pl' to generate the Rose::DB-based, */Manager.pm, and */Form.pm modules.
Once the code generation process is complete, run the 'scripts/test.rose.pl' file to test the functionality of the generated code. The output of this script shows the total number of grape records and the page-wise data of the grape names starting with 'S.'
In conclusion, Rose::DBx::Bouquet is an essential Perl module that can simplify the task of generating source code using a database schema. The clear and concise steps involved in the installation and generation of source code make it easy to use for beginners as well.
Then, you need to check and install the pre-requisites, navigate to the directories containing Build.PL files, and run the shell command 'perl Build.PL'. The next step is to create the database and optionally populate it with data.
After that, you are required to edit the configuration files '.htrose.bouquet.conf' and '.htwine.conf' located in the lib/Rose/DBx/Bouquet/ and lib/Local/Wine/ directories, respectively. Then, run the command 'scripts/run.rose.app.gen.pl' to generate the first set of source code.
The successful execution of this command produces a log file containing the details of the tables and modules processed, the template generator, and the output directories. Next, execute the command 'perl -Ilib scripts/run.rose.pl' to generate the Rose::DB-based, */Manager.pm, and */Form.pm modules.
Once the code generation process is complete, run the 'scripts/test.rose.pl' file to test the functionality of the generated code. The output of this script shows the total number of grape records and the page-wise data of the grape names starting with 'S.'
In conclusion, Rose::DBx::Bouquet is an essential Perl module that can simplify the task of generating source code using a database schema. The clear and concise steps involved in the installation and generation of source code make it easy to use for beginners as well.
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