cakephp3 model reconnect after "MySql Server has gone away"

2016-01-26 Thread Rumkuchen
hello, In a Cakephp3-Shell I need to handle the Exception "MySQL Server has 
gone away".
How do I my model after such an Exception? Even if the MySQL Server is 
available again, I get this message
thanks in advance

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Re: How To / Example of OO Inheritance for CakePHP 3

2016-01-26 Thread Willem
I have done the tutorials. I posted because it is not totally clear. 
Reading the docs has let me to believe there should be a model for every 
database table. but if i would do that i would end up with a model for 
Customer and a model for Manager both containing the , more or less, same 
fields and the same method. That seems strange to me and that is why i 
posted the question. Sometimes things just get more clear with a simple 
example. 


so to rephrase: if somebody would come to you with this specific UML how 
would you create this setup using CakePHP. 

tx



On Monday, January 25, 2016 at 4:50:52 PM UTC+1, Willem wrote:
>
>
> how would one create a CakePHP3 app and what database tabels would i need 
> to create an app that uses inheritance.
>
> for example fictional setup:
>
> [Person] <--- [Customer]
> [Person]<--- [Manager]
>
> All Persons have "name". Customer has "order_amount". Manager has 
> "sales_total". 
>
> Person has a method "getName()" , which is avavailable through inheritance 
> in Customer and manager.
>
> Person is the parent class and Customer and manager are the child-classes.
>
> How would i implement this in CakePHP?
>
> I could create a customer and manager database table and bake this to two 
> models. but that would mean that the getName() function would be 
> implemented in both classes. 
>
> Could somebody help me grasp this in cakephp? thanks.
>

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Re: How To / Example of OO Inheritance for CakePHP 3

2016-01-26 Thread Florian Krämer
Do the official Tutorials, they'll teach you how to work with CakePHP.

http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/tutorials-and-examples.html

The level of abstraction in CakePHP is higher than what you describe, you 
don't implement these methods on model or table objects, entities 
 represent data. They 
represent data objects and you can implement accessors and mutators to 
implement more specific behavior than a simple getter and setter. I highly 
recommend you to read the documentation 
.

On Monday, January 25, 2016 at 4:50:52 PM UTC+1, Willem wrote:
>
>
> how would one create a CakePHP3 app and what database tabels would i need 
> to create an app that uses inheritance.
>
> for example fictional setup:
>
> [Person] <--- [Customer]
> [Person]<--- [Manager]
>
> All Persons have "name". Customer has "order_amount". Manager has 
> "sales_total". 
>
> Person has a method "getName()" , which is avavailable through inheritance 
> in Customer and manager.
>
> Person is the parent class and Customer and manager are the child-classes.
>
> How would i implement this in CakePHP?
>
> I could create a customer and manager database table and bake this to two 
> models. but that would mean that the getName() function would be 
> implemented in both classes. 
>
> Could somebody help me grasp this in cakephp? thanks.
>

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