I figured out how to solve the problem of the library, just insert these lines into application.ini file:
includePaths.library = APPLICATION_PATH "/var/lib" autoloadernamespaces.zenit = "Company_" and then putting all common code under a directory called Company in the include path, in my case APPLICATION_PATH . '/var/lib' I still have the problem for resource autoloading into modules, but also in that I made some progress, I remain only with a little problem regarding default module. Since this problem is related to a different question I opened a new thread for that at: http://www.nabble.com/Zend_Application_Module_Bootstrap-doesn%27t-work-with-default-module-td24062377.html Bye. fab2008 wrote: > > I just started to migrate my main application to ZF 1.8.x, I love > Zend_Application since it promotes reuse and configuration made all using > config.ini. (A note about this, IMHO you should standardize also the name > and the location of the configuration file). > > I rewrote all my previous bootstrap code using only the configuration > file, so my bootstrap class now it's almost empty. The only thing I cannot > make work is the autoloader since the documentation about that is pretty > undetailed. > > What I want to do is to standardize my classes using a consistent > namespace convention, since i have to refactor most of the classes of my > app, I want to ask which is the better way to do it before starting. > > Which I am trying to do is to have modules resources (such as forms, > models and so on) inside respective module directory and call a class > something like Admin_Model_User or Admin_Form_Login in a structure like > this one: > > application > + modules > + admin > + controllers > + forms > + Login.php > + modules > + User.php > + views > > and a library direcotory with common code shared and used across > applications with classes named something like > Company_Exception_Permission, Company_Plugin_Foo, > Company_View_Helper_Date, Company_Form_Validator_Bar or > Company_Action_Helper_Log in a structure like this one: > > application > + library > + Company > + Action > + Helper > + Log.php > + Exception > + Permission.php > + Form > + Validator > + Bar.php > + Plugin > + Foo.php > + View > + Helper > + Date.php > > How to achieve this using Zend_Loader_Autoloader?? I'm pretty confused > about its usage. > > And one more question, in the configuration file I loaded my plugins and > action helpers in this way: > > ;resources.frontController.plugins.10 = "Company_Plugin_Translator" > ;resources.frontController.plugins.20 = "Company_Plugin_DbProfiler" > ;resources.frontController.actionhelperpaths.Zenit_Action_Helper_ = > APPLICATION_PATH "/var/lib/helpers/action" > > and in the Bootstrap file I've only this: > > class Bootstrap extends Zend_Application_Bootstrap_Bootstrap { > > > public function _initAutoloader() { > $moduleLoader = new Zend_Application_Module_Autoloader( > array ('namespace' => 'Company_', 'basePath' => > APPLICATION_PATH . > '/var/lib')); > return $moduleLoader; > } > } > > So it found Company_Plugin_Translator under var/lib/plugins path, but I > think this is wrong, because in this way I cannot put resources into > modules directory under application. > > And the last thing: in the index.php file I have this > > // Ensure library/ is on include_path > set_include_path( > implode(PATH_SEPARATOR, > array ( > realpath(APPLICATION_PATH . > '/var/lib'), > get_include_path()))); > /** Zend_Application */ > require_once 'Zend/Application.php'; > > // Create application, bootstrap, and run > $application = new Zend_Application(APPLICATION_ENV, > array ( > 'config' => APPLICATION_PATH . > '/configs/application.ini', > 'pluginPaths' => array > ('Company_Application_Resources' => > 'resources'))); > // run the application > $application->bootstrap()->run(); > > Since I wrote a couple of resource classes, for example to configure > logfiles properties via application.ini and I want to reuse them as well, > in a new application, I'd like to keep them under the Company directory of > the lib folder instead of the resources folder > > So instead of > > application > + var > + lib > + resources > + Log.php > > I'd like: > > application > + var > + lib > + Company > + Application > + Resources > + Log.php > > I know these are a lot of questions, but please help me, because I'm > completly stucked with this thing, and I cannot proceed with development > before I solve it. > > Thanks for any help. > > > > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Autoloader-best-practices-tp24045941p24062765.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
