I really some RubyOnRails tools, I think they are very DRY, and I'm very
impressed by Capistrano, a RoR deployment tool. So I tried to do something
similar because I have a lot of Zend Framework projects and every time I
need to deploy a new version of any of that is a little pain.
I just
Hey!
Grate work Fabio, and thanks for sharing this with us, I was using just
capistrano without the rails feature, but this is better, I'll try it at
night :).
Thanks.
On 5/2/11 8:31 PM, Fabio Napoleoni wrote:
I really some RubyOnRails tools, I think they are very DRY, and I'm very
Is there a way to completely disable a module? Would generating 404 from
the module's bootstrap be sufficient? How about the autoloader? Is there
a way to stop that?
I'm making a module registry system with dependency. So a module should
not be accessible at all, unless certain requirements
Hi Simon,
Is there a way to completely disable a module? Would generating 404 from the
module's bootstrap be
sufficient? How about the autoloader? Is there a way to stop that?
You can remove the module from your resources.modules listing so the controllers
for that module are not
On 04/05/2011 09:21, Mark Harris wrote:
Hi Simon,
Is there a way to completely disable a module? Would generating 404
from the module's bootstrap be
sufficient? How about the autoloader? Is there a way to stop that?
You can remove the module from your resources.modules listing so the
Hi Simon,
I need to be able to do some tests and then if the requirements are not met,
disable the module so
that it cannot be used.
I think, then a good solution would be:
Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance()-removeControllerDirectory($module);
That would effectively remove all
On 04/05/2011 10:53, Mark Harris wrote:
Hi Simon,
I need to be able to do some tests and then if the requirements are
not met, disable the module so
that it cannot be used.
I think, then a good solution would be:
Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance()-removeControllerDirectory($module);
On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 10:20 PM, Simon Walter si...@gikaku.com wrote:
From looking at some of the module related methods of
Zend_Controller_Front, I'm wondering if the dispatcher(?) scans *all* the
module directories and does some bootstraping or loading of all modules
regardless of if they
