#!/usr/lib/ruby

# To convert from a webrick based Iowa application to, for example, an
# apache/mod_ruby based one, on the Iowa side all one need to is change the
# require below to require 'iowa'.

require 'iowa_webrick'

class MyApplication < Iowa::Application

	attr_accessor :mapfile

	def initialize(*args)
		#####
		#// Initialize the application with appwide things, such as a database
		#// connection pool, data sets for the use of the whole appliation, session
		#// caching adjustments, etc....
		#####
		#// If using the connection pool, make sure to require the class at the
		#// top of the script  The example below also assumes that one wants to
		#// make use of Kansas for object-relational-mapping.
		#
		#@dbpool = Iowa::DbPool.new('Mysql','localhost','DATABASE','USERID','PASSWORD',NUMBER_OF_CONNECTIONS,300) {|dbh|
		#	ksdbh = KSDatabase.new(dbh)
		#	begin
		#		@@ks_done_init
		#	rescue NameError
		#		@@ks_done_init = true
		#		ksdbh.map_all_tables				
		#	end
		#	ksdbh
		#}
		@@cachedSessions = 1000
		@mapfile = 'mapfile.cnf'
		super
	end
end

Iowa.startDaemon('webrick_demo.cnf')
Iowa.run