Daniel, Thanks for the heads up on Symfony. I have had a high level look at Symfony. I'm giving myself a headache with Agavi because it's seems lighter than Symfony ( I may be mistaken). There is a overhead with using frameworks and I like to minimize the levels of abstractions that comes with Smarty, Propel, ORM, Widget's etc etc. I want a framework which actually is just that a framework. A structure that I can use to tie my own native PHP classes to.
Once I pass through this pain barrier, I think I will be ok. A lot of the features in Agavi I actually won't be using anyway. it's the structure I'm after. Simon, thanks for the config tip.I can see whats happening here, I can see the correlation now with class parameters listed in the PHPDocs for class AgaviSessionStorage. Do you know the route attributes in the <route> tag in routing.xml The wiki is a fantastic idea. 2008/9/16 Simon Cornelius P Umacob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 8:47 AM, jason simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > > Session Management > > How can I override the Agavi session cookie? and set a PHPSESSID instead > ? > > Just edit the file <yourapp>/app/config/factories.xml and edit the > following lines: > <storage class="AgaviSessionStorage"> > <ae:parameter > name="session_name">PHPSESSID</ae:parameter> > </storage> > > > I would appreciate it if anyone can share a real world application. Once > I > > understand Agavi, I will write some tutorials and applications > demonstrating > > it's power > > it's obviously needed. > > Same here. I'd also like to see more examples so that I could > understand the finer details of Agavi. I think we need to set up a > wiki, which is accessible to everyone, so that we can just paste stuff > there. =) > > [ simon.cpu ] > > _______________________________________________ > users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.agavi.org/mailman/listinfo/users >
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