Hello Agavi friends, We're happy to announce that the first release candidate for version 1.0.6 is now available for download at http://www.agavi.org/ and through the PEAR channel at http://pear.agavi.org/.
This release adds a database adapter for Doctrine 2, a renderer for the Twig
template engine, a native session storage for ext/sqlsrv and various
enhancements such as support for Smarty 3 in the existing renderer and extended
configuration abilities for the Doctrine 1 database adapter.
Doctrine 2 support was added, both for the ORM (AgaviDoctrine2ormDatabase) and
the DBAL (AgaviDoctrine2dbalDatabase) libraries. The ORM adapter can optionally
utilize a pre-configured DBAL connection instead of specifying connection
details itself. Both adapters allow for easy extensibility with custom logic by
exposing a prepareConfiguration() and a prepareEventManager() method that can
be used to customize the configuration and the event manager, respectively. The
API documentation for both classes contains a detailed list of all options; a
typical ORM adapter configuration would look similar to this:
<database name="master" class="AgaviDoctrine2ormDatabase">
<ae:parameter name="connection">
<ae:parameter name="driver">pdo_mysql</ae:parameter>
<ae:parameter name="host">127.0.0.1</ae:parameter>
<ae:parameter name="user">root</ae:parameter>
<ae:parameter name="dbname">test</ae:parameter>
</ae:parameter>
<ae:parameter name="configuration">
<ae:parameter
name="metadata_driver_impl_argument">%core.model_dir%/Entities</ae:parameter>
</ae:parameter>
</database>
An example cli-config.php file demonstrating how to integrate Agavi with the
Doctrine command line utilities can be found in etc/database/doctrine2.
The database adapter for Doctrine 1 now allows basic configuration of cache
drivers for result and query caches, and added the ability to specify the class
to use as the connection event listener - this allows a custom implementation
to be used, where more advanced logic can be executed in the preConnect() event
handler method, which is useful for modifying the connection or manager objects
in ways not supported through configuration options.
It is now possible to use ext/sqlsrv as a session storage via
AgaviSqlsrvSessionStorage as an alternative to interfacing with SQL Server via
PDO. The session table's data column must be of type "varbinary".
The Twig template engine is supported through AgaviTwigRenderer; includes and
inheritance lookups are performed on the current directory first by default
before falling back to the main template directory. The lookup sequence is
configurable. The renderer will also attempt to load a localized template from
a locale subdirectory first before picking a generic one if the template that
initiated the include or extension was a localized template.
AgaviSmartyRenderer received minor adjustments to support Smarty 3 without
triggering deprecation notices.
The Sample App now uses the regular "web" context to serve the WSDL for the
product service; the WSDL contents can now be retrieved through the URL
"/products.wsdl".
The timezone database was updated to version 2011h.
A complete list of changes in this release can be found in the CHANGELOG.
Please take it for a spin and report any issues before we release a final
version soon!
David
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