Im very new to ZF as I normally work with Symfony or my own custom rolled framework , i have basic question about control flow/dispatching.
In both Symfony and my custom framework, the FrontController does preprocessing on the request, and bootstrapping and all that then executes an implementation of the Intercepting filter pattern to send the response at one end and to execute the action at the other. Things like view caching, security, ssl requirements, etc.. are then globally implemented through the use of filters in that chain. I see that ZF doesnt seem to directly implement this pattern, but i do see that there are pre/post dispatch methods, but despite reading the docs the actual process of dispatching is a little fuzzy to me so im not necessarily sure that loading this this type of logic execution into these hooks is going to be good idea. So the question then... What is the most "ZF way" to implement something like this using the default components at hand as much as possible? Is it the use of Pre/post dispatch? Is there a I.F. implementation built in thats eluding me? Thanks! -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Pre-Post-Dispatch-vs.-Intercepting-Filter-Pattern--tp22728484p22728484.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
