Actually I do know PHP quite well and already understand basics of ZF. Let me be more specific: What I need is to make Zend Framework to bypass its usual controller/action/view routines in case controller/action not found and simply launch script from provided URI e.g. to give back control to Apache.
For now I have came up with cumbersome solution of catching 'controller not found' exception on dispatcher->run and then including script from requestUri. But this just doesn't looks right to me, I'm sure there are better/proper ways to do it. Juri Kühn wrote: > > Hi, > if you want to use ZFs MVC Framework then you should start off with > the Zend_Controller manual pages: > http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.controller.html > > If it is a larger project you should take time to get familiar with ZF > specifics. Its worth the time! > > With regards, > Juri > > YaRo wrote: >> We have big (very big) application which was started long time ago when >> ZF >> was still in its childhood. Now the issue came up with moving everything >> under Zend Framework's hood. I would like to proceed slowly, step by >> step, >> with releasing portions of code one after another. > >> For example, we have some area, responsible for displaying articles which >> currenty have only two major actions: > >> 1) displaying last 10 articles (under >> <application>/articles/index.php ) >> 2) displaying specific article in detail (under >> <application>/articles/view.php?id=N ) > >> Now what I would like to achieve is to introduce ZF's bootstrap routine >> to >> handle *only* controllers/ArticlesController.php with two actions: >> default >> 'index' (which will show last 10 articles for example) and additional >> 'show' >> (will be responsible for showing specific article in details). All other >> site's areas should be handled by existing scripts as before. > >> So it looks like I need to have some standard/default controller which >> would >> simply pass request URI by usual Apache rules and outputs result as >> needed. > >> Any advice where to dig? >> Thanks in advance. > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/moving-existent-application-on-ZF-rails-tf4073789s16154.html#a11587067 Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
