ApiFrontend and ApiBackend ? No, I'm kidding
You could have an administration controller in your application, who requires some credentials to be accessed, and renders different templates from the frontend controllers.
You could prefix them with your applicative layer : adminController, apiController; and create template folders : admin/ api/ folders.
Isolation is correct, and security too Le 11/08/10 20:59, Jay a écrit :
With option b) we would probably put all the article bundles into their own directory to be a bit more organized: Bundle\Article\FrontendArticleBundle Bundle\Article\BackendArticleBundle Bundle\Article\ApiArticleBundle Bundle\Article\CommonArticleBundle with option b you end up with up to 4 routing files, where the first three might include the routes from common, and with option c you end up with just one routing file that routes to up to 4 different controllers.
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