<p>I know I mentioned partially about this before...</p>
<p>I have plugin which sets up enviroment. When I want to register another
plugin in contructor i have to set their stackIndex. Well, its pain in the
ass, because I want that application plugin to be first but its registered
ass last one, by default (I don't want to set it manualy).</p>
<p>So, I've got an idea to register filters in routeStartup hook, but front
controller:
<ul>
    <li>Do not set request and response objects, when registering in hook
(once again, I have to do it manualy)</li>
    <li>Omits hook, where I registered them.</li>
</ul></p>
<pre><code>
class ApplicationPlugin
{
    public function routeStartup(Zend_Controller_Request_Http $request)
    {

        $config = new ConfigPlugin();
        // I have to set them, because front controller do that only once
before calling hooks. 
        $config->setRequest($this->getRequest());
        $config->setResponse($this->getResponse());
        $this->_frontController->registerPlugin($config);
        // routeStartup hook of ConfigPlugin won't be called
    }
}
</code></pre>

Alan Gabriel Bem wrote:
> 
> I am developing application plugin which sets up enviroment (registers
> other plugins: config, database, user etc.). I want to do that inside
> routeStartup() method (not in constructor, because I do not want to play
> with stack indexes of plugins).
> 
> And then problem occures, because response/request objects are not set. I
> know why - front controller sets them up only once, before any routing.
> I Can set them by myself... but WHY? I thing it should be automatic in any
> place.
> 
> 
> P.S. of course request is passed as parameter of plugin methods, but what
> about response?
> 
> P.P.S. Can somebody tell me: if I register plugin on stack index 4 (1,2,3
> are free) and then I register another plugin without passing stack index,
> what will be its stack index? 5? 1?
> 

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