why not just add some check while loading your models to see if they
exist
if(ClassRegistry::init($modelName)){
}
as an example (im sure there are better methods, check the api)
On Aug 8, 3:09 pm, Abhimanyu Grover <[email protected]> wrote:
> Right now, If a table for a specific model is not found, CakePHP
> execution stops with big "Missing database table" error - however
> sometimes you may run into scenario where you need not following code
> to run.. We ran into a similar scenario in a project which has like 30
> models, out of which some are not always required on different client
> setups. The problem occurred when we made a shell script which
> performs some stuff on every model of system. So, whenever it tries to
> load a model, say:
>
> foreach($models as $modelName) {
> $model = ClassRegistry::init($modelName);
>
> }
>
> So when a model whose db table doesn't exists, is being loaded - it
> exits saying "Missing database table...." and doesnt go beyond. I went
> a step ahead a tried overwriting Object::_stop() but that'll just
> produce more warnings, and it just didnt worked.
>
> Anyone faced this issue before? or Any ideas on getting ahead of the
> problem?
>
> Thanks guys.
> Abhimanyu
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