# Copyright (c) 2001 bivio Software, Inc.  All rights reserved.
# $Id: petshop.bconf,v 1.6 2008/10/14 22:08:15 nagler Exp $
#
# Sample petshop.bconf.  You'll need to supply the real database
# info in the Bivio::Ext::DBI section.
#
use strict;
use Bivio::PetShop::BConf;
Bivio::PetShop::BConf->dev(8888, {
    'Bivio::Ext::DBI' => {
	# Configure your database here.
	database => 'pet',
	user => 'petuser',
	password => 'petpass',
	connection => 'Bivio::SQL::Connection::Postgres',

	# note: to use an Oracle database
	# connection => 'Bivio::SQL::Connection::Oracle',
	# oracle_home => '/usr/local/oracle/product/8.1.6',
    },
    'Bivio::IO::Trace' => {
	# If you uncomment this line, you'll see lots of debugging output.
        # See Bivio::IO::Trace for more details
	# package_filter => '/Bivio/',

	# You can trace specific things, e.g. to see what views are being
	# executed.  The package_filter is used for efficiency.  The
	# call_filter is not executed if the package_filter fails.
	# package_filter => '/UI::View/',
	# call_filter => '$sub =~ /View::execute/',
    },
    'Bivio::Die' => {
	# Set to 1 to see the stack on Bivio::Die->die or CORE::die
	stack_trace_error => 0,
    },
    'Bivio::IO::Alert' => {
	# Set to 1 to see the stack on CORE::warn
	stack_trace_warn => 0,
    },
    'Bivio::Test::Language::HTTP' => {
	home_page_uri => 'http://localhost:8888',
    },
});