but I think there's the disadvantage that your Zend_Mail resource
would get instantiated at bootstrap time whether you need it or not --
true? -- and not every controller/action in my app needs to send email.
Right.
Finally, I suppose you could set the email configuration data in its
own separate config file.
Any thoughts?
I have my email settings in the database. I have extended Zend_Mail and
added a method setup().
Class My_Mail extends Zend_Mail
{
public function setup()
{
// get the info to setup the clss
// set it up
}
}
Client code:
$mail = new My_Mail();
$mail->setup();
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