[symfony-users] Creating database SQL and Class Entities from a yaml file

This is a newbie question, but I've read the page at http://docs.symfony-reloaded.org/guides/doctrine/orm/console.html several times and I'm missing some of the basic steps in getting from YAML to the set of Base / Peer classes. I want to generate the MySQL schema from a yaml file, what command

Re: [symfony-users] Creating database SQL and Class Entities from a yaml file

On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 11:19 AM, stof s...@notk.org wrote: On Fri, 11 Feb 2011 11:11:11 -0500, Tac Tacelosky tac...@gmail.com wrote: This is a newbie question, but I've read the page at http://docs.symfony-reloaded.org/guides/doctrine/orm/console.html several times and I'm missing

[symfony-users] Best Practices for installing doctrine2 in Symfony2 application

I''ve made some tiny changes to the sandbox app and now want to practice deploying it on our production server. I don't want to check in the entire framework, I'd rather move the components I'm rarely (if ever) going to touch to a library, and only check in our application-specific code. So

[symfony-users] swiftmail 4.1 repository

Where is the latest version of swiftmail kept? The version that's included in the symfony sandbox app is 4.1, but the latest I can find on github is 4.07: https://github.com/swiftmailer/swiftmailer On the home page of the site itself, it's still at 4.06: http://swiftmailer.org/ I'm trying to

Re: [symfony-users] Re: [Symfony2] User authentication

Tom Boutell has on his todo list for SillyCMS ( https://github.com/boutell/SillyCMS) to Add multiuser security using Doctrine objects and Symfony 2 ACLs; go beyond the in-memory user provider. I'm hoping he makes a little tutorial about the steps to go through to make that happen, I'm in the same

Re: [symfony-users] Symfony 2 or Symfony 1.4?

I struggled with the same question for the last few weeks, and finally decided to stick with CodeIgniter for prototyping until Symfony2 is closer to release. The software itself is amazing, but the documentation is all over the place. Very few of the tutorials work with the latest snapshot,

Re: [symfony-users] Re: Any chance of creating a new Google group for Symfony2 only?

Another +1. The big advantage to a new group now, especially since the SF2 API has been finalized, is that you can expect the answers on that list to reflect sf2. So much stuff has changed that the 1.4 answers are often unhelpful: Bundles, the directory structure, etc. Tac 2011/6/9 Luis

Re: [symfony-users] Re: Any chance of creating a new Google group for Symfony2 only?

I've been trying to go through The Definite Guide to Symfony, an excellent book for Symfony 1.x.But Symfony 2 is a different product -- Doctrine 2 is much more powerful, but different, Twig is a great way to do view, and Bundles are now first-class plugins, the concept of application and

[symfony-users] @Route and @Template() annotations

I was looking at the code in DemoController (sf2, latest beta) and saw two annotations that I don't understand: class DemoController extends Controller { /** * @Route(/, name=_demo) * @Template() */ What are @Route and @Template? How are they used? Is it something generated,

Re: [symfony-users] Request for Symfony 2 installation guide

Fortunately, APC isn't required to run Symfony. But what a pain it is that APC isn't available on Windows, and that pecl4win.php.net is no longer, and rant, rant. Windows is definitely a second-class citizen in the PHP community. I ran 5.2.9 for a long time just so I could use php_apc, but

Re: [symfony-users] [sf2] thinking of putting together a seed data bundle

+1 for interest. Not sure if I can contribute much to the development -- still getting my head around bundles, src, vendors and third_party, and how all this will fit into svn (my code) and git (Symfony SE / Symfony / Vendors). But I like the idea -- we're porting from CodeIgniter, and right now