Hi...
I 've just used for the first time the CGI::Application::Dispatch module
(ver. 2.0) for a CAP I'm writting.
One thought. Wouldn't be nice to be able to provide a "catch-all"
dispatching runmode while using the dispatch table in case no other
entry of the table match?
Like having one more name value pair passed to the dispatch() method like:
no_match => { '/myapp/notfound/'},
which will be used if nothing else matches.
This will make it possible to provide custom alternatives to the 'Not
found 4xx' page generated by the CGI::Application::Dispatch itself.
Right now (correct me if I'm wrong) you can put rules like:
':foo?/' => => {app => 'Myapp', rm =>'notfound'},
':foo?/:bar?' => => {app => 'Myapp', rm =>'notfound'},
in the table, but one can not do that for all slashes that might be
present in the URL.
Regards,
Giannis
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