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
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