Hi Simon,
Thanks again for the reply. Comments follow:
> Ok, so let me just replay this to make sure I have understood. For 1
> and 3 you are looking to deploy like this:
>
> htdocs/
> MyPublic.php
> private/
> MyService.php
>
> Where MyPublic looks something like
>
> <?php
>
> include 'bootstrap.php';
> include 'MyService.php';
>
> ?>
>
[Michael Caplan]
For the most part, yes. To add to that, I'm using PEAR standards for
class naming and directory layout. So let's say the service class is
Company_API_Stuff:
/
bootstap.php
htdocs/
MyPublic.php
Library/
Company/
API/
Stuff.php
I'm also using the Zend framework, which has a handy PEAR complaint
loader, so MyPublic.php would look like this:
<?php
include '../bootstrap.php';
Zend_Loader::loadClass('Company_API_Stuff');
?>
So, SCA is expecting Stuff.php
> Some
> thoughts off the top of my head...
>
> 1/ Add an annotation that allows for an alternative name for a service
> instead of the class name
> 2/ Allow the local service call tests to be turned off in some way
>
> Are there ways you would rather have this work?
>
[Michael Caplan]
I'm not picky how this would be accomplished (through annotations, or
manual programmatic overrides of the current bootstrap). I guess in my
scenario, I'd rather be able to control programmatically the SCA
bootstrap process, so I can tailor it to my particular deployment
layout. I would guess their would be greater opportunities for custom
SCA bootstrapping through a flexible programmatic API vs. code
annotations.
> > On point 2, if I don't move my service class outside of the public
> PHP
> > script, I cannot include the bootstrap file at the top, followed by
> an
> > include of SCA.php. SCA.php then assumes that my bootstrap script
> > contains my class for service binding.
>
> Not sure that I get this. Is the following what you describe?
>
> <?php
>
> include 'bootstrap.php';
> include 'SCA/SCA.php';
>
> class ????
>
> ?>
>
[Michael Caplan]
Exactly. SCA would then expect bootstap.php.
Thanks,
Mike
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