http://docs.bedrockframework.com/ 2009-12-23T08:43:29-06:00 http://docs.bedrockframework.com/ http://docs.bedrockframework.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-01-27T23:07:49-06:00 http://docs.bedrockframework.com/docs:using_bedrock:authentication?rev=1233119269&do=diff text/html 2009-03-24T13:45:50-06:00 http://docs.bedrockframework.com/docs:using_bedrock:controller?rev=1237920350&do=diff In Bedrock, controllers are classes that represent the business logic portion of an application. Anything not related to the user interface or accessing persistent data is typically handled in a controller. A simple Bedrock application can contain only one controller, while a more complex one could contain a full hierarchy of hundreds of controllers. text/html 2009-02-19T19:37:36-06:00 http://docs.bedrockframework.com/docs:using_bedrock:forms?rev=1235093856&do=diff Forms are an integral part of almost every web application. Because of this, there is a tremendous amount of functionality available for creating, managing, and manipulating forms and form data. This chapter will walk you through each step involved with creating a form, validating it both on the server side and the client side, and storing/processing any submitted data. Each step can be as simple or complex as is needed, and Bedrock is easily extended to support custom form elements, validation … text/html 2009-03-01T18:06:28-06:00 http://docs.bedrockframework.com/docs:using_bedrock:model?rev=1235952388&do=diff To store and retrieve data for your application you can use part, or all, of the database utilities offered in Bedrock's model layer. Currently the model layer only supports MySQL databases, though more are planned. Custom data sources can be built as well. text/html 2009-03-29T21:34:58-06:00 http://docs.bedrockframework.com/docs:using_bedrock:view?rev=1238380498&do=diff In Bedrock, views are classes that contain all logic related to the user interface of an application. Like Bedrock controllers, views make use of a nested hierarchy structure to minimize code redundancy and improve maintainability. Definition & Structure Each view class represents a container for a specific part of an application's user interface. All view classes are extended from the base class Bedrock::View which provides some common functionality across all view objects (method implementa…