Symfony app:routes is also handy as it'll expand 'em for you.

Routes are what hold everything together - but creating a module doesn't
automagically add it to routing.yml - it just makes it available should you
want to route to it.

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From: symfony-users@googlegroups.com [mailto:symfony-us...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Eno
Sent: 19 May 2009 22:22
To: symfony-users@googlegroups.com
Subject: [symfony-users] Re: sf/sf_default does not exist


On Tue, 19 May 2009, Joshua wrote:

> I recently took over a symfony project that had already been built. I
> can't make sense of the setup they are using here. How do I get
> symfony to recognize the simple "reports" module?
> 
> There is a backend application with module "reports" with no
> designation in the schema. This module includes nothing but the
> default setup after running this command.
> 
> php symfony generate:module backend reports
> 
> For better or worse it appears the backend application is using the
> routing.yml to direct each module being used. "reports" module is
> absent from routing.yml and no matter how I try to include it I get an
> "oops" page and these errors in the logs.
> 
> [19-May-2009 14:21:33] Action "reports/index" does not exist.
> [19-May-2009 14:21:34] Action "sf/sf_default" does not exist.
> [19-May-2009 14:21:34] Action "sf/sf_default" does not exist.
> [19-May-2009 14:21:34] Action "sf/sf_default" does not exist.

By default, the index.php will be pointing to the frontend app. If the 
backend app is called 'backend' then there should be a backend.php file, 
so /backend.php/reports ought to get you to the reports module in the 
backend app. Note: routing is set on a per-app basis, so you should check 
apps/backend/config/routing.yml for backend app routes.



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