If you plan to distribute your bundle, does not use the FrameworkExtraBundle
and use the xml routing definition.
On 14 mars 2011, at 09:40, Nikita Korotaev wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Recently I've decided to change routes from Yaml declaration to annotations
> using FrameworkExtraBundle, which is now shipped with Symfony2.
> Previously I was able to link several routes to one action:
>
> management__users:
> pattern: /management/users
> defaults: { _controller: KernelBundle:Management:users}
>
> management__users__filter:
> pattern: /management/users/{filter}/{value}
> defaults: { _controller: KernelBundle:Management:users}
>
> And action was like this:
> public function usersAction($filter = null, $value = null)
>
>
> So with annotations I need to do something like this:
> /**
> * @extra:Route("/users", name="management__users")
> * @extra:Route("/users/:filter/:value",
> name="management__users__filter")
> */
> public function usersAction($filter = null, $value = null)
>
> But of course this gives me an error. How should I implement this kind of
> scenario with annotations?
>
> Regards,
> Nikita
>
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