Matthew Weier O wrote:
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> This has been the case all along. For instance, I originally wrote an
> XmlRpcController in 0.1.0, but had to modify this to read
> XmlrpcController. The logic in the dispatcher class's _formatName()
> method has changed little since then, and the changes so far have only
> been to accomodate the underscore character.
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> Matthew Weier O'Phinney
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Sorry i didn't do a little more thinking before i posted. You are right that
it has always been like this, i just never noticed it. Until now we have
been running our projects on a Windows/IIS server but now are switching over
to Linux/Apache so only now are we seeing the case sensitive issues.
I was just confused when i looked and found the manual stating "The default
dispatcher is Zend_Controller_Dispatcher. It defines controllers as
CamelCasedClasses ending in the word Controller, and action methods as
camelCasedMethods ending in the word Action: SomeFooController::barAction.
In this case, the controller would be referred to as somefoo and the action
as bar" I guess just the classes are came cased whereas the file name isn't.
Thanks
-chris
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