Hi Aurimas,
That's my blog post, and using an identity map definitely can improve
performance, especially when you need to fetch the same object multiple
times in a request. For example, if PHP is generating a page with 20
comments and 10 of them are by the same person, you don't want to make a
ro
I figured it out. If anyone hits this issue be sure to have the Flex 4 SDK
swf installed along with your application swf file.
-Jack-
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From: Jack Houghton [mailto:j...@hicus.com]
Sent: Monday, June 07, 2010 10:42 PM
To: fw-general@lists.zend.com
Subject: [fw-general] Flash Builde
Now I'm thinking about the best way to access models from the view helpers
in terms of performance.
I dont like the idea of creating the same model instance througout all view
helpers. Its an overhead. One developer pointed me to use Dependency
Injection Container.. dont know where and how to star
Check out my blog posts:
http://www.yewchube.com/2009/03/zend_cache_backend_file-auto-clean-causing-problems/
http://www.yewchube.com/2009/04/zend_cache_backend_file-and-tag-based-cleaning/
Basically the cleaning process takes too long if you have a large number of
cache entries. Metadata is not
On Jun 9, 2010, at 9:16 AM, Thomas D. wrote:
Zend_Db_Table's method info('primary') will return an array
containing all
the primary keys.
I would expect, that the first key should have the offset 0, but the
returned array starts with offset 1.
Is there any reason why the array starts with in
Hi,
Zend_Db_Table's method info('primary') will return an array containing all
the primary keys.
I would expect, that the first key should have the offset 0, but the
returned array starts with offset 1.
Is there any reason why the array starts with index 1?
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Regards,
Thomas
'Twas brillig, and ma...@shqiperia.com at
09/06/10 15:08 did gyre and gimble:
> I have no tests, but we have a website where we use infinite Zend_Cache
> for examples and at 2.4G files everything looks normal.
> After this point I see that the I/O disk time increases a slightly and so
> does the l
I have no tests, but we have a website where we use infinite Zend_Cache
for examples and at 2.4G files everything looks normal.
After this point I see that the I/O disk time increases a slightly and so
does the load (around 2.x). We are used to clean up the cache at this
level.
Rgds,
Arma
Hi,
I've not done much in the way of extensive testing in this regard but I
figured I'd ask some questions and see if any other folks are in this
situation.
I've been developing a fairly extensive data denormalisation system
which is based on Zend_Cache + the File backend. It makes use of Tags to
I'm using a slightly modified version of the Zend OpenId classes to get
openid logins from google apps. The results are very positive, as I seem to
be getting successful results from Google.
I cannot get successful results passed to Zend_Auth, though. For example,
Zend_Auth_Adapter_Openid on line
Nevermind, I found the problem: As I use Doctrine 2 as my ORM of choice. Due to
a association in my user-class it couldn't serialize the object to store it in
the session. After deleting the association everything is fine. :)
Am 08.06.2010 um 16:48 schrieb Marcus Stöhr:
> Hello everyone.
>
> F
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