It would be nice if I could, but I don't have any time in the immediate
future to try to maintain it anymore.
A working proof of concept that uses 1.8 features would be a great thing to
see though.
Jason
On May 11, 2009 2:22pm, Ralph Schindler <[email protected]> wrote:
Jason,
Do you plan on updating this to use the 1.8 featureset? Particularly
Zend_Application and the Module Bootstrapping capabilities?
The module bootstrapping capabilities will alleviate any of the "include
this code in your bootstrap" portions of the setup process.
-ralph
[email protected] wrote:
http://code.google.com/p/zfsecurity/
You could use that as a starting point.
Jason
On May 8, 2009 4:21pm, Mon Zafra [email protected]> wrote:
> Something that I think ZF really needs are pre-built modules which
immediately work when dropped into an application. It's near impossible
to do before since there's no guarantee that a ZF project follows the
recommended structure. I ported my CRUD module from another project to
Zend_Application with the goal of making it work in any Zend_Tool-created
project with minimal fuss.
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> svn co http://mz-project.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/modules/crud
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> The resulting directory should be copied into the application/modules
directory. As long as the modules resource plugin is enabled and a
default Zend_Db_Table adapter is set, it should just work. The pages
would be unstyled though since nothing is added to the public directory.
I made another module that simulates serving of public resources from
inside module directories:
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> svn co http://mz-project.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/modules/modules
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> I wonder if there's any interest in these things? I started making an
auth+ACL module but I kinda gave up since it's really hard to make it
generic. If there's any interest perhaps I could start it over again.
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> -- Mon
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