A.J. Brown wrote:
>
> The only exception I've discovered so far is bootstrap resources, which
> must follow the old PEAR style "namespacing" (vendor prefixing). The
> documentation claims that it works as of ZF 1.10 as well:
> http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.loader.autoloader.html
>
Hey A.J.,
I agree that the ZF 1.x autoloader works fine, and I used that for months
without issue before switching to the Symfony Universal Class Loader (for
reasons of granularity).
If you want true namespaces in your application resources you can use the
following configuration recipe (assumes you are using .ini)
pluginPaths.your\application\resource\ = SOURCE_PATH
"/library/your/application/resource"
Where "your\application\resource\" is the namespace prefix to your
application resources. In other words, you'd define your resources as
depicted below:
<?php
namespace your\application\resource;
class Assets extends AbstractResource {}
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