What I would do "manually" now is:
1. Put the persistence agnostic validation rules into validation.yml
2. Add additional YML/XML Validation files per persistence solution in
the DI Extension
Obvoiusly step 1 is already implemented, maybe we can find a solution
to make 2 better. Validation somehow has to be attached to the
persistence solution(s) that the current class is using.
However, I do think we can find a solution after RC1 without breaking
BC. So this is not a blocker in my opinion.
greetings,
Benjamin
On Tue, 7 Jun 2011 09:43:50 +0200, Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
On 04.06.2011, at 09:47, Benjamin Eberlei wrote:
Hi everyone,
i am currently working on getting Doctrine CouchDB ODM support
working as a DoctrineCouchDBBundle and integrated into FOS UserBundle
aswell. I came across a little problem, thats why I am asking for
Feedback here:
Since MongoDB already takes the "Document" namespace of a bundle i
was first trying to just re-use it. This however poses problems in
reusable bundles, since validation rules cannot depend on
configuration. So i was renaming the namespace to "CouchDocument". Now
when implementing this in FOS UserBundle i started to find this
solution very ugly, since its renaming the namespace to something
technical just for technical reasons.
So I want the Document namespace for CouchDB aswell. In larger
context, I dont really like the Model/ + Entity/ + Document/ construct
that the FOS USerBundle started to use. Proper persistence mapping is
about mapping any object (multiple times if necessary!), so everything
should work in a Model/ folder.
This obviously leads to an requirement where validation rules should
be applied explicitly, however currently the validation.xml/.yml is
pretty hardcoded without a good extension point. Any clues?
This is indeed a big problem that we need to address before we can do
to RC1.
regards,
Lukas Kahwe Smith
m...@pooteeweet.org
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