I'm creating objects with factories using the service manager, similar to
this (simplified),
public function getServiceConfig()
{
return array('factories'=>array(
'model'=>function($sm) {
return new Model();
};
));
}
and returning results with REST, and noticed the destructor isn't called, at
least for the final iteration, when an ivar is reused for multiple
instantiations. I'm testing the destructor with a file operation. It works
when I call
unset($this->_model);
manually in the controller.
I have the same problem for the model's dependencies. The model's mapper is
created by the ServiceManager's factory, but when the model destructs, the
mapper is acting like it still exists. Even when the script exits and PHP is
finished running, the mapper's destructor is still not called. I am not
calling die() or exit() in any destructors.
How can I ensure that cleanup is done?
I can provide more details or a working example if requested.
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