Re: [fw-general] weird problem

2009-12-01 Thread Apostol Victor
problem solved i disabled APC 2009/11/30 Apostol Victor > yap is active http://www.apostolvictor.info/info.php > > i will talk with system guys > > 2009/11/30 NĂºria > > Are you also using APC? For what I've read, Zend Optimizer and APC are >> incompatible. >> >> 2009/11/30 Apostol Victor >> >

Re: [fw-general] Zend_Http TCP Connection management

2009-12-01 Thread Julien Pauli
I'm absolutly not a network master, but cant SNMP just do that ? It seems to have been designed to monitor Layer 7 protocols, but perhaps it could just connect to the system TCP stack and provide some informations from it ? Anyway I'm sure such a service exists somewhere, let's find it ! Julien.P

Re: [fw-general] Discontinuing Zend Entity in favour of Doctrine integration

2009-12-01 Thread Andrea Turso
Hi everybody, it seems that this thread went quite off topic. I'm quite disappointed by the decision to discontinue the development of a Data Mapper for the Zend Framework. I read this thread and agree with most of the reasons against building a new one and waiting for the release of Doctrine2. B

RE: [fw-general] Zend_Queue streaming messages

2009-12-01 Thread rob_young
Firstly, providing a chunk size breaks the idea of streaming messages. I want it to process each message as it comes not wait until there are x number of messages before returning them in bulk. Also, count is not supported by ActiveMQ (and besides, it's a broken concept with messaging, you should n

Re: [fw-general] Discontinuing Zend Entity in favour of Doctrine integration

2009-12-01 Thread Matthew Weier O'Phinney
-- Andrea Turso wrote (on Tuesday, 01 December 2009, 03:22 PM +0100): > Hi everybody, it seems that this thread went quite off topic. > > I'm quite disappointed by the decision to discontinue the development > of a Data Mapper for the Zend Framework. I read this thread and agree > with most of th

Re: [fw-general] Discontinuing Zend Entity in favour of Doctrine integration

2009-12-01 Thread Andrea Turso
> First, the Doctrine integration effort is happening *now*, and focusses > on two separate integrations: one for the Doctrine 1 series, and one for > the Doctrine 2 series. Doctrine 1.x works with PHP versions >= 5.2, and > many, many folks are using it with ZF successfully already (myself > inclu

Re: [fw-general] custom validation error messages in ZF >= 1.8

2009-12-01 Thread Ryan Lange
It looks like Zend_Filter_Input, for some reason, automatically runs a NotEmpty validator on every field. The message you're seeing is Zend_Filter_Input's NOT_EMPTY_MESSAGE. Setting the ALLOW_EMPTY meta command will get rid of it, but, of course, won't run your own NotEmpty validator. I haven't f

[fw-general] Forms and ACL

2009-12-01 Thread Pyromanci
Hello, I new to zend framework and I have inherited a site written in ZF that is 75% complete but missing some of the big key components any CMS type site needs. Now most of the site currently uses extended classes of the core ZF framework. One of the major things missing from this site was a pe

RE: [fw-general] ZF Open Source Project: Example of Best Practices?

2009-12-01 Thread Wil Sinclair
Simplecloud.org currently runs on EC2 and the next generation of Digitalus. It's even using components of Zend_Service_Amazon and the Simple Cloud API- it's 'cloud native', so to speak. J I may be able to open-source the code, but I'd have to talk with Forrest (creator/maintainer of DigitalusCMS) f

Re: [fw-general] Forms and ACL

2009-12-01 Thread Matthew Weier O'Phinney
-- Pyromanci wrote (on Tuesday, 01 December 2009, 09:58 AM -0800): > I new to zend framework and I have inherited a site written in ZF that is > 75% complete but missing some of the big key components any CMS type site > needs. Now most of the site currently uses extended classes of the core ZF >

Re: [fw-general] Forms and ACL

2009-12-01 Thread Pyromanci
weierophinney wrote: > > Cheat. :) > > Subclass your form, and in your init() method do this: > > class ReadOnlyForm extends RegularForm > { > public function init() > { > parent::init(); > > $this->getElement('foo')->readonly = true; > >

Re: [fw-general] Forms and ACL

2009-12-01 Thread Matthew Weier O'Phinney
-- Pyromanci wrote (on Tuesday, 01 December 2009, 11:36 AM -0800): > weierophinney wrote: > > Cheat. :) > > > > Subclass your form, and in your init() method do this: > > > > class ReadOnlyForm extends RegularForm > > { > > public function init() > > { > > par

[fw-general] "observe" controller action

2009-12-01 Thread tonystamp
I have an action in the administration section of a site, where an article is basically approved and is published to the site (newsController::approveAction). I also have a list of email subscribers, and was wondering if there is any way of observing the newsController::approveAction so that subsc

Re: [fw-general] "observe" controller action

2009-12-01 Thread Diego Potapczuk
You could consume the subscription Service that notify the subscribers in the newsController::approveAction. ::: Diego Potapczuk On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 8:31 PM, tonystamp wrote: > > I have an action in the administration section of a site, where an article > is > basically approved and is pu

[fw-general] Sudden performance drop - server settings?

2009-12-01 Thread M@
First off, I apologize that I'm very new to Zend... My department has been left supporting a ZF based project that has been running without much issue for over a year. The original developer is gone, and we have generally not needed to do much to keep it running (PHP is not our normal environme

[fw-general] Bootstrap "hooks"

2009-12-01 Thread Marko78
Hi, I have basic setup made with Zend_Application + module bootstrapping. I want to enforce modular approach so that every module is more responsible of bootstrapping themselves. For example, I have made _invokeHook method in my bootstrap, which loops through modules and check for certain hook