Hi, I've been trying to configure the same setup as mentioned and was having issues trying to get my view helpers registered in the modules. You will have to register your view helper paths in each modules bootstrap file. regards, Karl
_____ From: Jurian Sluiman [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 06 May 2009 04:03 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [fw-general] Bootstrapping modules Op Wednesday 06 May 2009 14:57:00 schreef Vadim Gabriel: > Hey, > > Are there any tutorials/guides out there that show examples on ways to > bootstrap an application using more then one module? I mean if i have a > directory structure like this: > > -library > ---Zend > -public > ---admin > -----default > -----other > ---site > -----default > -----other > ---index.php > -application > ---configs > -----application.ini > ---modules > -----admin > -------controllers > -------layouts > ---------scripts > -----------default > -----------other > -------views > ---------scripts > -----------default > -----------other > ---------helpers > -----site > -------controllers > -------layouts > ---------scripts > -----------default > -----------other > -------views > ---------scripts > -----------default > -----------other > ---------helpers > > Basically i am looking for creating a modeler structure application using > ZF 1.8, Is there anything blogged about it? > > Thanks. Hi Vadim, I have looked into this problem as well. It isn't mentioned in the manual, but it's very simple. You should add a Bootstrap.php in each module root containing the class {ModuleName}_Bootstrap, e.g. Admin_Bootstrap, and extending it from Zend_Application_Module_Bootstrap. Now make sure you initialise the modules resource in the global bootstrap class by adding this to your application.ini (if you pass a Zend_Config object when creating the Zend_Application instance): resources.modules[] = Now you should have a proper modular design with autoloading the modules using the conventional structure. Regards, Jurian
