Vahe You don't need anything special to do it with Zend. Just include your bootstrap in a script file and write any code you need. If your boostrap contains some MVC specific code you may want to extract it into another file or create a separate bootstrap for scripts etc. I personally use an application class where mvc components are set up in their own method separate from config, etc. so I can reuse it in cron scripts by just calling the stuff I need.
Karol Vahe Oughourlian wrote: > > Greetings, > > On our previous project, we had several operations (processing of a > job queue, snapshoting, etc) done through a cronjob. Being that the > previous codebase was written in straight php, all the includes and > such for connecting to the database and whatnot had to be done by > hand, and we had a few problems with certain assumptions (for > instance, the inclusion of certain constants) that we had to resolve. > > I'd like to replicate that functionality with Zend, but I'm not > exactly sure how to go about it. I'd like that all the inits done in > the bootstrap be available to this script, but I don't want this > operation to be a publicly accessible action through a Controller > action. Any recommendations? > > Thanks, > jedcred > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Periodic-operations-through-cron-with-Zend-tp20822956p20824282.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
