2009/8/13 akshah123 <[email protected]>: > Hello, At present I have a website that is built using procedural PHP code > without any framework. This website is quite large with considerable amount > of PHP code (again in procedural style). As the website has grown quite > large, I need to introduce Zend framework so that it is easier to maintain > and also need code & view separated so that designer can update the design > of the site without knowing a lot about PHP. Since Zend Framework supports > MVC pattern, it seems like a perfect fit. However, as the website is quite > big, it would be ideal if the work on "moving" the code-base to use Zend > Framework was going along (without having two web servers setup) with the > live website. This way, I can work on parts of the site and move them > gradually to use Zend Framework. I imagine this will take some time as I > need to not only deal with new Methodology but also convert procedural code > into Object Oriented code that is re-usable. I was hoping perhaps someone > that has dealt with such a situation can provide some insight. I am looking > for any help and welcome any tutorial/article that deals with such a > scenario. What's the best approach? What should I watch out for? Thank you > for your time. - Ankit.
I have done this before and indeed are just about to do it again!, you can easily run ZF "above" a current website, the redirect used by ZF checks if files exist, if it does it serves that file if not it routes via the MVC dispatch process. > ________________________________ > View this message in context: Introducing Zend Framework to existing > System/Website > Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [MuTe] ----------------------------------------------------------------------
