a) what kind of autoloader are you using? Did you register all namespaces?
I'm currently using the standard Zend_Loader_Autoloader from ZF 1.X and it
works fine with Doctrine2 (no need for Doctrine Common autoloader).
b) As I see you're trying to load stuff like "\Zend\Date();". ZF 1.X doesn't
use php 5.3's namespaces, so you would just go for "\Zend_Date();" instead.
c) If (b) wasn't the problem could you please show some of the exceptions
thrown?
d) "use \My\Entity\Base as My_Entity_Base;" - Is this a wanted behaviour?
Marco Pivetta
@Ocramius <http://twitter.com/Ocramius>
http://marco-pivetta.com
On 18 April 2011 09:58, tridem-zend <nabble-z...@tridem.de> wrote:
> I am switching from Zend_Db (including mappers and DbTable) to Doctrine
> 2.0.
> My former directory strucure was:
>
> /application/
> /application/models/
> /application/models/DbTable
> /application/models/mappers
>
> So far so good I created my models from database including all relations. I
> still have a copy of my old models and simply added the Doctrine entities
> here:
>
> /application/
> /application/Entities/
> /application/Entities/Proxies
> /application/Entities/Repositiories
> /application/models/
> /application/models/DbTable
> /application/models/mappers
>
> My old models extended an abstract class with methods like "toArray" or
> "toDojoArray" etc. and I would like to continue using them. That's why I
> tried to extend my Entity f.e.:
>
>
> <?php
>
> namespace Entities;
>
> #use \Zend\Date as Zend_Date;
> use \My\Entity\Base as My_Entity_Base;
>
> /**
> * History
> *
> * @Table(name="history")
> * @Entity(repositoryClass="\Entities\Repositories\HistoryRepository")
> */
> class History extends My_Entity_Base
>
>
> First of all is this a good idea? Unfortunately though my autoloading seems
> to work fine I still have problems with using namespaces. Could someone
> show
> me the correct path to extend?
>
> My second problem is using Zend_* inside the entites f.e.:
>
> public function toDojoArray()
> {
> $creationDate = (!null == $this->getInsertDatetime()) ? new
> \Zend\Date($this->getInsertDatetime()) : new \Zend\Date();
>
> $data = array(
> 'id' => $this->getId(),
> 'name' => $this->getHistoryName(),
> 'creationDate' => array(
> "_type" => "Date",
> "_value" => $creationDate->get(Zend_Date::ISO_8601)
> ),
> 'creationDate' => $this->getCreationDate()
> );
>
> return $data;
> }
>
>
> The Doctrine entity simply doesn't load the Zend library.
>
> Please help! Thanks!
>
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