Jonathan,
I checked out the sfDoctrinePlugin from trunk and pulled doctrine lib from
0.11. I already have my database designed in MySQL using InnoDb tables. Some of
my tables have foreign keys defined. But when I ran the doctrine task to build
the schema, I saw no mention of foreign relationships. Do I have to manually
add the "detect_relations" option to the schema file that was generated?
Anyways, I've been playing with the admin generator in sf1.1. When I used
propel before using doctrine, I can view the modules/actions fine. So my guess
is that this is not an issue in sf1.1. But when I switched to Doctrine and
followed the steps in the wiki (configure database settings, build schema yaml
file, build models, init-admin), I get a sfRenderException when accessing the
module.
> The template "listSuccess.php" does not exist or is unreadable in "". in
> C:\www\symfony-1.1\lib\view\sfView.class.php on line 363
It looks like $this->directory and $this->template are empty at that point.
I can provide the call stack if you need it. I'm just wanted to make sure that
I didn't miss anything that needs to be done on the user side. If not, I'll dig
into this further.
Alex
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