Hello Jurian, The Doctrine 2 Resource I have actually has Zend Tool Project support already. The code isn't published yet though. You won't be able to "share code" between DC1 and DC2 though, they are too different.
You could of course extend the zf create doctrine.project command to optionally accepting a deviating path for a certain resource directory. Additionally there could be a zf config doctrine.project --resource /path provider action that allows to re-configure the values and also copies the directory if necessary. greetings, Benjamin On Thu, 24 Dec 2009 14:39:07 +0100, Jurian Sluiman <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thursday 24 Dec 2009 14:25:33 Benjamin Eberlei wrote: >> Hey Jurien, >> >> This is awesome, from my POV the next step would be to replace the >> configuration >> you gave with explicit resources in a Zend Tool Project context. My idea >> would be: >> >> zf create doctrine.project --for-module=blog >> >> It would then create the schema, sql, fixtures, migrations and models >> folders >> inside the blog module (if it exists) if they don't already exist >> and register them inside the .zfproject.xml file. > > Good idea! When I have this ready, it's time to work towards > Zend_Tool_Doctrine 2.0 with your modification in mind (still Doctrine 1.2 > and > Zend 1.x though ;) ). > > It's a trade-off you need to consider. I'd like to have the paths > configurable. > The counterpart is Zend_Tool isn't aware of these contexts (am I right?). > Your proposal means .zfproject.xml knows about Doctrine, but it's much > harder > to configure the paths (again, am I right?). > >> I have a question about your approach though. Can models of different >> modules >> communicate to each other in your approach? Could they have relations to >> each other? >> Or are they completely separate? > > Woops, you're right. This is something I didn't think of at all. I'm not > sure > if Doctrine likes this approach, but it's something I absolutely need to > look > at :) > >> Migrations on a per module basis would probably require lots of Doctrine >> modifications. > > I'll talk to the Doctrine people if they have a solution for this specific > issue. > >> greetings, >> Benjamin > > Regards, Jurian > > PS. Though Jurriën is also Dutch, my name has an a instead of an e ;)
