(FYI I only have experience and knowledge of 1.2 - which has no
documentation)

1. Yes. Cake has db sessions.. and if data does not line up, just
write your own session handler

2. Drop your 3rd party classes in the vendors directory and use them
as much or little as you wish

3. Yes thats fine. You might have to help cake figure out what table
are named what and related to what, since you are not going along with
cakes default naming scheme. But you can set it up fine to wok with
your database, whatever the scheme, and then of course use CRUD.

On May 15, 8:56 am, Chandra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The company I work for has a PHP/MySQL (and the Smarty Template
> Framework as a front end) based website that been running for a little
> while....the time has come to add more functionality to the site.  I'd
> like to use use CakePHP to add these new features on...and I need to
> see if it's even possible (I'm a Cake newbie) and then need to sell it
> to my boss.  I was hoping somone could answer a few simple questions
> for me:
>
> 1.  Site Authentication is done using PHP sessions stored in a
> database...Can Cake use the same session methods or will the users
> have to re-authenticate as they pass between the old and new
> functionality (and vice-versa)
>
> 2.  There is some business logic and classes from the old site I need
> to use - anything to watch out for?
>
> 3.  In accessing the existing MySQL database schema...I can use Cake's
> CRUD capabilities...or is there a alternate way I should be accessing
> the data?
>
> Thanks for all your help,
>
> Chandra


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