Hi Jerome
Thanks for breaking it down in babysteps for me. ;-)
Cheers, Nico
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Hi Jerome
Thanks for your pointers. If it isn't obvious, I'm quite new to this
framework (and actually I'm just an amateur who is also new to web
applications ;-)). I also need to apologize, because after searching a bit
more I noticed that there was already a similar question in this list about
a
Yes, I had thought about that, but a filter has a beforeHandle() and a
afterHandle() method, so I can easily set up a transaction before the
handling and easily perform a commit or a rollback in after the handling.
If I would use a BaseResource I would need to add these calls for each
extending cl
Hi
I have a question about how to inject my DAO. I looked around a bit
(probably not long enough), and my guess at this point would be that I
implement a filter which places the DAO in the attributes of the Request
object. Is this the correct modus operandi? What about security? I'm not
very keen
If your method name is indeed createInboudRoot(), then you only have made a
small typo: there is a n missing in the word inbound. ;)
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