Hi,
You can use a frontcontroller plugin to catch XML/JSON requests, grab raw
body, place it in your request object and then switch context.
Here, have a look at Matthew's blog post on the topic:
http://weierophinney.net/matthew/archives/233-Responding-to-Different-Content-Types-in-RESTful-ZF-Ap
Hi guys,
Considering the following discussion:
http://zend-framework-community.634137.n4.nabble.com/Test-organization-in-ZF2-td3214085.html
Test organization in ZF2
I wonder if any particular decision has been made on how to properly
namespace unit tests to conform with the upcoming ZendFramewor
As data in your application may come not only from web forms but also as a
result of asynchronous requests or REST requests you can implement some sort
of mediator to validate your domain object.
You can then use this mediator to validate a domain object, retrieve a set
of errors for domain object
Hi, Hector!
Thanks a lot for a detailed explatation. That's what I thought mostly - I
really don't like the regstry approach, but was unsure if it's ok to put
things into frontcontroller. Never did that. I that ok? As it seems very
misterious and magical :) The only way for me to mess with it was
Hello,
I rescently became a great fan of mocking everything when doing unit
testing. Thanks to coolest 'mockery'
by Pádraic Brady. Now I'm trying to make all my tests database independent.
So the biggest problem here is mocking dependencies for controller tests. I
see there was an attempt to do
Hi, Matthew!
Oh, good you let me know because I've already stripped my application down
to bones to make this aliases
work. It's starting to be more clear to me know that Zend_Rest_Route doesn't
act like a regular routes do
and is just a maping to module/controllers. That was the major source
Hello,
My application has a module, say a Blog module, with routes to it like the
following:
/some/path/news/ (module=blog controller=index action=index)
/some/path/news/:postAlias (module=blog controller=post action=index)
I now need to create a REST api, so I create a Blog_RestController e
It's located under /usrl/local/zend/apache2/conf/extra :)
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Well, actually no.
I think you should still investigate the reason for that. Bootstraping your
application is required to do testing of ZendFramework application but
there's also phpunit itself that needs to be instantiated to run tests.
So what you can do is create a dummy test that extends
PH
Also you can run phpunit with an option to generate JUnit-like xml report.
Than you can see the time each test runs.
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Sorry, somehow missed the post where you say you run only 3 tests. So it's
indeed quite a long time for 3 tests and it's very strange.
If you run this test how long will it take?
/**
* @group runMe
*/
class testingSpeedTest extends Zend_Test_PHPUnit_ControllerTestCase
{
public function tes
Hi, Brian.
First of all how much tests do you have? Generally 49 seconds is not so long
to test a project. There are still some things to consider:
- Test that use the actual database take longer
- Testing controller and output (like DOM Query) takes even longer
- Generating code coverage report
David Mintz wrote:
>
> Have you dumped $form->getMessages() to see what's failing?
>
Sure. I did getErrors() wich i guess is the same... and it's empty.
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Hi,
I have a quick question on the best approach to testing Zend_Form classes
that have Zend_Form_Element_File in them.
I have constructed a small test that shows what i am trying to do. In this
test the file element is optional so we not goig to provide a value for
that.
The test is checking i
Hi, Matthew.
Yes that's the reason! It was ZendStudio saying i must implement
__construct() and init() in order to extend
Zend_Application_Resource_ResourceAbstract. Actually implementing
__construct() is not required. And it
was getting in the way.
I figured this out already and deleted the m
It’s should be me doing something wrong but i just can’t get my head around
this. So if someone can help
me out i would be very greatful.
What i do is create a new application resource plugin resource following a
Matthew’s guide to
http://weierophinney.net/matthew/archives/231-Creating-Re-Usabl
A.J. Brown-3 wrote:
>
> You should only need to unit test your forms if they are adding
> functionality to Zend_Form. The built in Decorators, Filters,
> Validators, etc should already be tested. If you're using a custom
> Decorator, Filter, Validator, or View, you should test those
> separate
Hi, Steve.
I just wonder if you have found any good ways of testing Zend_Form classes?
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MEM wrote:
>
> I see, since I don't have access to php.ini on my shared host env, I can
> do
> an include on index.php that stays on my public folder, for example.
>
Yes, you can add things to your include paths in index.php. I think it was
somewhere on the quickstart
guide, but anyway here's
Not sure if i understand correctly - your previous message mas messed.
Still if you wonder how to handle this - there was a hack on
http://bugs.xdebug.org/view.php?id=249 XDebug issue tracker that was added
to their CVS. I think you may need to update your XDebug from repository.
Alternatively
Hi,
Generally it's a good practice to keep your library code outside of your
application. You don't need to make any symlinks - just make sure the
library directory is on your php include paths by modifying php.ini or just
manually in your index.php for example.
You may need to change paths whe
I think there is Zend_Session::rememberMe(); already.
Dmitry.
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till wrote:
>
> Your try/catch is not enough then.
>
> try {
> $wsdl = 'badaddress';
> $client = new Zend_Soap_Client($wsdl);
> $client->test();
> } catch (Exception $e) {
> var_dump($e); // your SoapFault
> exit;
> }
>
> Till
>
>
Indeed. That's because XDebug is producing the fat
till wrote:
>
> On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 1:25 PM, dmitrybelyakov
> wrote:
>
> Can you explain how the "uncatchable" fatal error looks like? I seem
> to be missing the relevant email.
>
> Till
>
>
Sure - it looks like this:
Fatal error: SOAP
MEM wrote:
>
> I would like to suggest that, if this is the issue, please share the
> Xdebug
> version and Zend Version you are using.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Márcio
>
>
Ok, for this I was using
ZendFramework 1.10.2
Xdebug debug v2.1.0beta3 (latest)
PHP 5.3.1
on ZendServer CE 5.0
The issu
Hello,
If i understand you correctly you are getting an uncatchable Fatal Error
with such code:
$wsdl = 'BadWsdlAddress';
$client = new Zend_Soap_Client($wsdl);
try
{
$client->test();
}
catch(Exception $fault)
{
Hi,
As i can see from your example the error is in the same row with input and
label. Now you can style it with CSS or if you whant to change the /
markup you can use setMarkupListStart()/setMarkupListEnd().
Here's a link to
http://zendframework.com/apidoc/core/Zend_Form/Decorator/Zend_Form_Deco
Hi,
As i can see from your example the error is in the same row with input and
label. Now you can style it with CSS or if you whant to cang the /
markup you can use setMarkupListStart()/setMarkupListStart().
Here's a link to
http://zendframework.com/apidoc/core/Zend_Form/Decorator/Zend_Form_Deco
Yes, this is how you generally put data into session.
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Hello,
What reffered to was having additional columns in the session table with a
user id to allow some extra functionality i described above.
Regarding your approach - I am interested why you do the following things:
1. Operate directly on storage to write session data to your 'data' column,
s
Not sure about the Rest_Server, but generally there are two types of
exception you can get:
1. Critical exceptions, that happen during application boostrap process
2. MVC Exceptions that happen during dispatch process and afterwards
If you want to handle exceptions of first type you may wrap act
Hi,
I have been fighting it for quite a while now but still can't get it to
work:
Trying to write tests for action controllers I came across an issue with
loading plugins.
I define plugins in my application.ini and they do run from the browser
normally.
In testing environment I create an appl
Maybe some one will post a 'real' solution to this.
I'm gonna bookmark this topic because it seems to me that
Zend_Form_Element_Captcha does not allow you to use multiple HtmlTag
decorators on the element. It just uses the last one you set and ignores all
the rest.
Maybe you end up writing your
Thomas Weidner wrote:
>
> Or set the "useId" option to false.
> In this case the source language is used as message key and the source
> must
> be set as first translation.
>
>
>
> segtype="sentence"
>adminlang="en-us" srclang="de-at" o-tmf="abc"
>
Hi, Thomas.
Thank you for response and you are right - pcre was the case.
I don't know why but the rpm distribution had UTF support turned on, but
with no Unicode properties support as described in this issue on bugtracker
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-1641 ZF-1641 , probably people
Hello,
First of all i know it's 4 o-clock in the morning and i shouldn't write
anything that late but anyway, i'm integrating some code to a production
environment and came across a strange issue that Alnum validation on
Zend_Form elements is no longer working on remote server.
Ok, same code (ex
That's what i thought first also, as in exaples here:
http://xml.coverpages.org/tmxSpec971212.html.
But in practice there's no way in that case to translate strings - you can
only refference translation by its id, so something 0001 is not very
meaningful.
I still have a thought that i misuse the
Yes thats what I came up to also.
Still there was some confusion between the message id and the actual
translated string. Was not quite clear from the refernce. I think it's worth
mentioning in the manual for the TMX adapter.
Thanks for your response and good luck,
Dmitry.
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Actually that is not a weired thing to do. What it does is assigns a value of
expression to a variable and checks if its true.
This not a very good practice since it makes your code harder to follow for
those who haven't written it. Maybe that is why ZendStudio showse warning
messages.
Still thi
Hello,
Hello,
I now try to pick the adapter to use for translations and look into TMX.
There's one thing that's unclear from the manual and i can't figure it out
myself -
is it posible to translate strings with tmx or should i reffer to
translations only
by id? What's the correct usage?
Hi there!
Yes, I changed the default save handler to
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.session.savehandler.dbtable.html
Zend_Session_SaveHandler_DbTable and it also allows to save objects in
session data.
Right now i want to have another column in the database for storing userId
of the
Ok, so maybe you need to register namespace first?
foreach ( $helper->getModuleList(APPLICATION_PATH . '/modules', true) as
$module => $dir )
{
$autoloader->->registerNamespace($module);
$loader = new Zend_Application_Module_Autoloader(array(
'namespace' => $module,
Hi,
At application instantiation your modules (if you use them) are being
instantiated also. So if you create a bootstrap for a module that extends
from Zend_Application_Module_Bootstrap the autoloading will work.
Good luck,
Dmitry
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Hi,
I just want to make sure that there’s currently no functionality to allow
having additional fields in a session database table, like a userId for
example.
Am I missing something? Or should I achieve this on application level by
writing my own Session_Save_Handler?
As I look at
http://frame
Jake McGraw wrote:
>
> I'm digging into some TDD, and I've managed to convert all of my Models to
> use Zend_Test_PHPUnit_DatabaseTestCase and it works wonderfully.
>
> My question is, is there any way to integrate Connection Mocking, like
> that
> with my model testing to work within the
> Ze
Hi,
This indeed should be somehow related to the cache of your application as
Rob previously stated. You should check what php cache extension was used
and make sure its available.
If file cache was used you should check the directories with your caches.
You should enable both read/execute permi
prodigitalson wrote:
>
> Just add another route.. but take care they are you add them in order
> (most general -> most specific):
>
> $default = new Zend_Controller_Router_Route(
> ':lang/:controller/:action/*',
> array('controller'=>
Flirt4 wrote:
>
> Hello all!
> I`m new to zend, and I have some difficult with zend router. I have site +
> admin area on zend framework. Now i need to add some languages to my site.
> I do it and all is ok, now my router in bootstrap.php look like this :
>
> $route = new Zend_Controller_Rout
Hi,
I observe some nasty differences between these two objects behavior
Zend_Controller_Request_Http
Zend_Controller_Request_HttpTestCase
If we navigate to a URI like this: '/modulename/123/456/' and printout this
two objects
in _routeStartup() hook we see:
for regular request object:
[_req
Hello,
First let me say that its my first experience with unit testing
ZendFramework applications.
What i'm trying to do is set up PHPUnit along with XDebug for code coverage
reports.
I wrote few very basic tests that run fine but as soon as Xdebug gets to my
aplication folder
to generate repor
swilhelm wrote:
>
> Did you getting any direct responses? Did you resolve this problem?
>
> Would be interested in hearing the solution.
>
> - Steve W.
>
Hello,
The only solution i found for now is adding it into include_paths, although
i tried to avoid it using autoloader. Anyway it does
Mark Wright-3 wrote:
>
> I imagine you just need to have it in your include path. You should be
> able to add it when you figure out which module is being used, maybe
> in a controller plugin. If the namespaces are different for each
> module you might want the autoloader set to load all namesp
I've been fighting it for the whole day now, and it doesn't get any more
clear for me.
The idea is simple, i want to have my library code under one of my module
directories. Like this:
/application/modules/somemodule/
/application/modules/somemodule/controllers
/application/modules/somemodule/mo
phpoptimizer wrote:
>
> How to add a 'class' attribute to Zend_Form_Element_Submit element? It
> doesn’t recognize it whatever way I tried:
>
> $this->addElement(
> 'Submit',
> 'btn_search',
> array(
> 'label' => 'Search',
>
Joseph Crawford wrote:
>
> don't buy ZF In Action especially if you are looking at 1.8, it does
> not cover any of the new features. It is based on 1.0 - 1.4 and i
> believe they hit 1.6 in the end.
>
> I wasted my money on that book and was not happy about it.
>
Yup, that's true both t
swilhelm wrote:
>
> Looking for a book or example that incorporates: modules, auth & acl
> controlling module-based behavior, cli or rest read/write access to some
> of the data (again with auth & acl control), zend test, and doctrine
> integration.
>
Hi Steve,
Don't now about the Doctrine s
lightflowmark wrote:
>
> A custom decorator (although you may be able to piece it together with the
> Label decorator and the HtmlTag decorator).
>
>
> One approach would be to extend the Label decorator; pass the URL of the
> image as an option to your extended label decorator and have it re
Hello,
I know this had been raised a million times but i think i broke my head
trying to get through the reference guide for 2 days. Now i google and see a
lot of people complain about lack of useful examples in the docs so thought
it it would be ok if i post on the topic again. Hope this will b
admirau wrote:
>
> I want my view helper to return unique string based on controller and
> action.
>
> Is it possible to get request parameters from within view helper?
> In the controller I would write $this->_getParams();
> but I don't know how to obtain the same in my view helper.
>
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Deanna Bonds-2 wrote:
>
> I think what you are looking for is named capture regions. You layout
> all your static layout in the layout.phtml file (or whatever your name
> for the layout file is). Then in your views you use named placeholders
> (capture sections) for the content you want to
Hi Deanna,
First of all thanks for your reply. Glad i got some response here.
Maybe i don't use the paradigm it was intended, so correct me is i am wrong:
The Layout is the actually the template of my webpages with a main content
area that is controlled by
module controllers. Besides the mai
Hi,
Today i came across an issue that i couldn’t find a nice solution for. In
short it stated in the subject, placeholder view helpers like headScript()
don’t work for partials (or any custom view helpers) when in layout context.
Like in this example:
headLink(); ?>
spaceage wrote:
>
> Thanks, that was the trick...addHelperPath assumes 'View_Helper' appended
> to the namespace prefix sent as second parameter.
>
Glad i was able to help.
Good luck.
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DASPRiD wrote:
>
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> Hi peeps,
>
> I've just finished the proposal for Zend_Toolbar, a debug bar for
> Firefox. I'd like to collect some feedback before moving on to the next
> step:
>
> http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Zend_Tool
spaceage wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'm trying to get a custom view helper to work...
> ...
> Why the exception?
>
Hi,
I think the class name should be My_View_Helper_CartVitals().
And i guess the underscore is not required when adding a path:
$view->addHelperPath('/application/views/helpers', 'My
swilhelm wrote:
>
> I would like see best practice blueprint or example for implementing
> modules in 1.8.
>
> A user registration and login management module would be ideal.
>
> Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
>
> - Steve W.
>
Hi,
I am at the moment reading an article/tutorial on h
Hello,
I just wonder - what's wrong with doing like this in my (default module's)
ErrorController:
$currentModule = $this->getRequest()->getParam('module');
$currentModule = $this->getRequest()->getModuleName();
Because I don't get the same results with these two functions.
Fi
ignace wrote:
>
> Yeah that was my first idea too, but the problem is that i use a common
> bootstrap for all my applications which just loads the default stuff and
> my default module can vary which is then an e-commerce- or cms system
> therefor i need to bootstrap the module itself as this b
Hello,
We are trying to change the order in which view scripts are searched in the
filesystem and experiencing some difficulties. We generally want to keep all
our View scripts under the same directory like:
APPLICATION_PATH . '/design/views/modulename/views/scripts/'
and if it is not there, d
ignace wrote:
>
> Why can't i have a Bootstrap in my default module? The code says:
>
> if ($module === $default) {
> continue;
> }
>
Hi,
I think that's because your default module actually 'is' your application.
You may use your application Bootstrap instead.
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Rob Allen-3 wrote:
>
>
> You can create an _initConfig() method in your Bootstrap class that
> looks like this:
>
> protected function _initConfig()
> {
> $config = new Zend_Config($this->getOptions());
> Zend_Registry::set('config', $config);
> }
>
>
> Re
vince. wrote:
>
>
> Another way will be storing the config in the registry then you could
> access
> it anywhere.
>
>
Hi,
Yes sure. I expected it to be there since it's already passed to
Zend_Application but it's not. Just don't want to include the same file for
the second time.
But see
Jonathan Lebensold wrote:
>
> hmmm... good point, I was using that in a unit test and it was fine.
>
> Not sure if this is the best way, but you can grab the options in a
> controller like so:
>
> $this->getInvokeArg('bootstrap')->getOptions()
>
>
Yes indeed, I found it after you gave me
Jonathan Lebensold wrote:
>
> $this->application->getOptions()
>
Hi, Jonathan.
Thank you for your reply. But what does $this refer to in your example? In
what context should I run it - ActionController? Front controller? I
actually need that in Models.
I tried that, and also tried calling it
Hello,
I am a little frustrated as I cannot access my application configuration
options. I do not load my config file anywhere - only in the index.php file
when i pass it to Zend_Application. I've spent several hours trying to
figure out where it goes after that and how to access it.
Do i need
Hello,
There is some more on the topic i discovered after tweaking it around: the
problem seems to be because of default module actually being 'default' that
makes Zend MVC treat it like an ordinary application folder and NOT like a
module folder.
That's the reason why module's Bootstrap is ign
Jurian Sluiman wrote:
>
>
> Thanks for your quick answer. I added in each module directory a
> Bootstrap.php. E.g. in application/modules/blog/Bootstrap.php i have a
> Blog_Bootstrap extending Zend_Application_Module_Bootstrap.
> In the global bootstrap I have added the application/module dir
Nicky-7 wrote:
>
> ...
> However,
> a repeating problem is that we cannot seem to find a comprehensive list of
> ini settings that translate to Bootstrap processes.
>
> Is there a document somewhere with such information?
> ...
>
Hi, yes there is. Please check Reference guide in part on Zend
SirEdward wrote:
>
> A view helper is able to access the model so long as it is only reading
> from the model. Most MVC diagrams will show this. As long as the view
> helper is only retrieving data from the model and not writing to it then
> this is fine.
>
> So this makes perfect sense in my
Jurian Sluiman wrote:
>
> Hi Dmitry,
> You should search for the term module bootstrapping on this list. Create a
> Bootstrap class for each module in your module folder and autoloading will
> be
> ready. There's no need for including the files manually.
> R, Jurian
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Hello,
This is a really basic question, so I just want to figure out the best way
to do it.
Lets assume we have a Module that has a Model and a Database Mapper for that
model.
We now want to access this model from other parts of our application like
Front Controller Plugin.
So what would be the
Hello,
First of all I am very new to ZF and have not enough familiarity with it at
the moment, but have a programming background and experience in other MVC
frameworks.
I am struggling to setup my first project structure. (Actually moving my
codebase to ZF :)
I basically need to things, so it w
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