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ERXRoute question
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ERXRoute question


  • Subject: ERXRoute question
  • From: James Cicenia <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2012 08:56:12 -0600

Here is the documentation:

ERXRoute encapsulates a URL path with matching values inside of it. For instance, the route "/company/{company:Company}/employees/{Person}/name/{name:String}" would yield an objects(..) dictionary with a Company EO mapped to the key "company," a Person EO mapped to the key "Person" and a String mapped to the key "name". ERXRoutes do not enforce any security -- they simply represent a way to map URL patterns onto objects.

What is this doing? Why is it {Person} and not {person:Person}?

What would be an example of usage for the above? And it says "yield an objects dictionary", where is that dictionary coming from?


Thanks
James



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