Hi Bill, First, thank you very much for your response as well as your contributions to the Zend Framework. I know I use the reference guide daily, that you wrote, in my pursuit of getting better at ZF.
I believe you answered one of my long standing confusions of MVC structure in understanding what a Model really is. Are they all things other than Controller/Views Models? Clearly because there are situations were you simply have a Table/Data access class, not really a Model of an object, like a product (which could have multiple data access classes depending on how the database and object was designed). Your explanation made sense to me. Regarding class loading. I suppose that was just a different confusion I've had and I tend to think of things as a whole. But I appreciate your response to that question. In many ways, as I work more with MVC I start to question myself if I shouldt be using something like a "require_once" because I start to feel that there should be "Zend FrameworK" way of doing it, like auto-loading. Cheers! -- View this message in context: http://zend-framework-community.634137.n4.nabble.com/ZF-models-and-Zend-Db-classes-tp3049177p3049627.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
