On May 29, 2013, at 3:13 AM, eokorie wrote: > $builder = new AnnotationBuilder($this->em); > $form = $builder->createForm(new BlogCategories());
I assume you are using a custom AnnotationBuilder to inject the Doctrine EntityManager via the constructor like that? If so, I'd look in there and maybe see if you can get it to work with the standard AnnotationBuilder. Also, we're doing something very similar, but with a few differences, in case any of these matter: 1. We are using setter injection by extending createForm() to accept a second optional EntityManager argument (probably shouldn't matter, and in fact I like the constructor idea for injecting the em.) 2. We are using xml rather than annotations for the Doctrine metadata. We considered using Doctrine annotations, but figured it could make things more complicated to manage mixed Doctrine and Form annotations, as we're using ORM Designer, and then doing code generation based on the Doctrine meta-data. In other words, we need to have the Doctrine meta-data kept separate from the Entities, so we can generate the entities. 3. We're not using the standard formCollection() helper because we have our own renderFormFields() helper which supports runtime config to set the order of the elements on the form. HTH Jeremiah
