Hello,
>From the documentation, it is possible to call an entity inside a doctrine
>query with the shorthand notation : "MyBundle:Post" [1]. Doctrine will look
>inside the Application and the Bundle to find where the class is defined. This
>point is very nice.
However this point also means, we need to ask a service to request the correct
fully qualify namespace of an Entity (ie Application\MyBundle\Entity\Post or
Bundle\MyBundle\Entity\Post ). For now the only solution I found is to use the
entity manager : $em->getClassMetadata('MyBundle:Post')->name
So to instantiate a new Post object, we need to do something like :
$class = $em->getClassMetadata('UrlShortenerBundle:Url')->name;
$post = new $class;
This situation introduce a dependency to the entity manager for any class which
need to instantiate an object (the class might not want to persist the object).
what do you think ?
[1] http://docs.symfony-reloaded.org/guides/doctrine/orm/overview.html
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