Hi all,
I was wondering what the status on the soap component especially in
regards to wsdl generation.
What are the plans ?
thanks :)
Arnaud.
Philip Iezzi wrote:
Right, quite a lot of code to update... It took me quite a lot of like 30
seconds for the whole search-replace on my two medium-sized projects.
I said a lot of code, i didn't mention time :-p
Great thanks to Bill Karwin for the clean transition! Great thanks to everybody
Bill Karwin wrote:
I have committed revision 3834, with a widespread change, implementing
the proposal we've been discussing to refactor Zend.php.
The file Zend.php is still there, for now. I have noted all the methods
as @deprecated, and they throw an E_USER_NOTICE if you try to call them.
Hi all,
When using the form helpers I noticed that passing an attribute of
readonly = readonly effectively disables (in the framework sense) the
element. It is then replaced with a hidden element of the same name.
I'm quite baffled as to why it does that. My use case is that I have a
text
Rob Allen wrote:
Michael Caplan wrote:
Being a newbie, perhaps I am overlooking something here, but I don't
understand your comment that The Zend Framework works together, as a
complete unit. I understand their are various component dependencies,
but I don't believe that I can't use Zend_Pdf,
Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
Arnaud Limbourg wrote:
You can also have a build mechanism that removes all the require
statement and move them to one file. That way you can load all the
files you need up front, at least those you use the most.
That definitely can be done, and for some sites
Hi,
I wonder what the rationale behind the constants in Zend_Date is.
The constants are defined that way
const DAY= 'Zend_Date::DAY';
Which refers to another array property defined like this
private $_Const = array(
// day formats
'Zend_Date::DAY'
Thomas Weidner wrote:
I wonder what the rationale behind the constants in Zend_Date is.
They define the dateparts which can be used in every function supporting
them for example get() or set().
The constants are defined that way
const DAY= 'Zend_Date::DAY';
Which refers to
Hi all,
I noticed that there are a bunch of warnings that creeped up when
upgrading to PHP 5.2 when using Zend_View.
Basically anything that does
$view-myvar = array(1, 2);
in the template
foreach ($this-myvar as $key) {
}
spits out Notice: Indirect modification of overloaded property
Derick Rethans wrote:
On Thu, 28 Dec 2006, Arnaud Limbourg wrote:
spits out Notice: Indirect modification of overloaded property
Zend_View::$myvar has no effect in
No sure what to do about it but I was wondering if somebody has some info to
share :)
http://derickrethans.nl
+1
This new usage 'throw Zend::exception()' does not make any sense. The
rationale sounds like premature optimisation.
Here is an excerpt from lukas simth blog on bytecode caches[1]
arnaud_ does autoload have a performance impact when using apc ?
Rasmus_ it is slow both with and without apc
Martel Valgoerad wrote:
snip
So let's assume we have an additional parameter to use named 'module'.
And if we would like to access the admin module specifically, we would
use the following URIs:
With standard URL Scheme:
http://localhost/test/index.php?module=admincontroller=newsaction=add
One important thing to note is __autoload does not play well with opcode
cache last I checked.
It might be better to leave require statement and using an opcode cache.
Or have a deployment system that does a bunch of search and replace
aggregating several files into one and removing the
You might want to read this, that shoould give enough info :)
http://pooteeweet.org/blog/538/
Arnaud.
Hi,
I'm trying out my code under the new MVC component and I noticed there
is a problem when I use $request-setBaseUrl('http://myapp');. The
routing falls back to index/index. However if I let the request object
figure it out by itself it work well.
I found out with a bit of digging that
Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
-- St??phane Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Tuesday, 28 November 2006, 10:19 AM -0800):
I had the same problem than you, Asger Hallas and Martel Valgoerad. However
if you update line 464 and remove the latest change done in
Zend_Controller_Request_Http (aka
Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
I will likely be putting together some tutorials in the coming weeks
indicating how to use the new architecture; stay tuned!
That would be very helpful, looking at the code i'm not quite sure how
to use it.
Arnaud.
Welcome Bill,
Arnaud.
Gavin Vess wrote:
After a difficult search, we have found the seasoned veteran we need to
track, manage, and coordinate our ever growing group of contributors and
Zend liaisons, and our lengthy list of components and sub-projects on
our published roadmap for ZF 1.0, and
How does it perform ?
Arnaud.
Elliot Anderson wrote:
Doctrine is probably the closest I have seen to a Rails-like Active
Record system.
You can check it out at www.phpdoctrine.com. The documentation needs a
bit of work, but it is still a great system
On 9/20/06, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL
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