Wow, lots going on here. I'll try to help where I can.
I actually blogged about the situation you descibed about blog posts and
owners:
http://ralphschindler.com/2009/08/13/dynamic-assertions-for-zend_acl-in-zf
In that scenario, your assertion would likely be interacting with the
database
Thats a good point, can you open an improvement issue for it?
Thanks,
Ralph
iceangel89 wrote:
i noticed Zend_Tool still does not handle modules very well.
1. upon creation i think
resources.frontController.moduleDirectory = APPLICATION_PATH /modules
should be added to application.ini
2.
Hmm. $response-setRedirect() assumes you are providing it a url so its
probably best if that were an absolute path.
Also, it does not stop the dispatchloop from executing, so you might
have to do $request-setDispatched(true);
To get a sense of how redirecting is handled, you might want to
Its sounds like your stack might have configuration issues? Is it the
same php in both sapis?
Are you sure that the configuration file for php in iss and fastcgi are
the same, and if they are not, at least configured the same?
more info needed,
ralph
naveed83 wrote:
Can anyone please tell
That is correct, each partial execution gets a clean slate (the view is
cloned) so that models can have an assurance of a clean environment.
Inside of the script being called by partial() try (instead of using
cycle) using the $this-partialCounter variable.
If you are using a cycle() to
I too have heard nothing but good things about the proxy solution. Its
lightweight, robust, and just works from what I've heard.
-ralph
till wrote:
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 10:15 PM, johncongdonj...@johncongdon.com wrote:
I looked into the mysql proxy solution, but they say it is still very
suggestion will work for what I need to do
and sounds simpler with a single point to control the accounts.
Thank you very much.
On Mar 18, 2009, at 11:40 AM, Ralph Schindler wrote:
This will work in MOST cases, but people that are visiting from behind a
proxy (or AOL), might appear to come
Hector, what is your use case? I've thought about this a couple of
times, and I wonder if having a null adapter as part of the
Zend_Db_Adapter would make sense for some use cases.
The thing you have to consider is that several adapters do differnet
things when it comes to how they quote
The best way to accomplish this is by using a session storage facility
that would allow you to do lookups.
When using Zend_Session with the standard data-store of files, its very
hard to query the files for APPLICATION layer queries (like how many
users are logged in, what are their names).
ACL is like everything else in this regard:
It provides you with a set of interfaces and a standard API that you can
consume throughout your application when it comes to querying for access
control.
Imagine this: in one place in your application where you might be doing
an SQL lookup to
I think the current behavior is fine. Generally speaking, this
validator should not be used with objects. In PHP, all objects are
always not empty. In this context, it would be hard for the validator
to figure out why you passed it an object in the first place, and to
determine what you
Inash,
J Debord's approach is pretty good, by creating a separate config.ini
file, you are effectively splitting the Zend_Application resources from
the config values that your models/services, or controller code might
use- which is good, b/c then you can see the distinction.
The
Have a look on this page:
http://www.zend.com/en/resources/webinars/development-tools
-ralph
Cameron wrote:
On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 7:35 PM, Matthew Weier O'Phinney
matt...@zend.com mailto:matt...@zend.com wrote:
-- Joseph Crawford i...@josephcrawford.com
I agree, the mysql proxy is generally the best place to start. Since it
sits inline, and it understands SQL, there is no need to parse/regex
each statement to figure out which connection to use based on its context.
In addition, mysql proxy would be far better with respect to performance
than
Could someone enlighten me why they are skipped?
Early on, we found that symbolic links were actually causing issues for
several people that were using them. The IncludePathLoader is
definitely not the best solution for people who don't manage whats in
their include_path, or for people
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Thanks in advance everyone!
Ralph Schindler
This happens. Generally, our process for launching a new version of ZF
takes a few hours from start to completion. You probably saw this
during the beginning of the phase of deploying the new packages.
Think of it like DNS, sometimes the full updates doesnt hit all of the
proper servers
Ralf, hard to diagnose from the backtrace, it looks like you were
overriding Zend_Search_Lucene with Interpersonal_Search_Lucene, whats
going on in the constructor there?
Till, are you using Zend_Applicaiton? What does the Zend_View
boostrapping look like if not?
-ralph
till wrote:
On
Please checkout the 1.9.1 packages, I think there is a fix in place for
this, if not PLEASE let me know..
The issue is:
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-7465
and
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-7338
Thanks!
-ralph
admirau wrote:
Fix for this bug is described here:
Do you have auto_start set to 1 on the server by chance?
-ralph
Joó Ádám wrote:
Hi,
I have an action and a view helper both checking
Zend_Auth::getInstance()-hasIdentity() and if it’s true, then setting
$this-session to / returning the object with user data, respectively.
After setting
I for one can say that the road to 2.0 will not be a short road. Lots
of considerations will go into 2.0, especially since we've learned SO
MUCH from the entirety of the 1.0 branch.
There are plenty of components that simply put, need a rewrite. Reasons
for rewrite could range far and wide:
Are you testing trunk?
Are you using the standard TestConfiguration.php.dist file?
Are you enabling any exotic components that are disabled by default?
Where is it dying? I would try commenting out the test run for the
larger components first (Zend_Pdf, Zend_Memory, Zend_Search) to see if
Now to my problem. I would like to use my Model Classes without a Prefix.
At this Time I use for example:
AR_User::find();
But I want to use it like this:
User::find();
How do I need to setup the Autoloader to meet my needs?
Autoloading does not do namespacing or aliasing, it merely
While those are good books, the bible (so to speak), in the OO domain
has typically been
http://martinfowler.com/books.html#eaa
for application architectures.
It gives a good overall understanding of the responsibility of code, and
the interaction of reusable object oriented code.
I'll let
It sounds as if a hasDocblock() method needs to be added.
Please add this to the issue tracker and assign to me, I can do this soon.
Feel free to supply a patch :)
-ralph
Abraham Block wrote:
I'm trying to write an action helper which uses docblocks as an
annotation, but if I loop through
Are you running this command in an empty directory?
It also might appear that your include_path might include your wordpress
directory?
can you do
php -i | grep include_path
I think that might help figure out if yoru include_path is dirty.
-ralph
Mario Guenterberg wrote:
Hi...
I try to
. After that, if you want
the actions, reflection is the best way to go: looking for any methods
that are public and end in 'Action'.
Hope this helps,
Ralph Schindler
admirau wrote:
Is there any chance to list all modules, controllers or actions
used in project, or do I have to parse all the files
FWIW, on the command line, the best way I think to find out where your
php is expecting an ini file is:
/etc# php -i | grep -i configuration
Configuration File (php.ini) Path = /etc
Loaded Configuration File = /private/etc/php-cli.ini
-ralph
Pádraic Brady wrote:
For example, under Ubuntu
-4460
* Assertion implementation does not receive ACL query
parameters.
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-5425
* Inheritage of roles: rules are checked by parent roles
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-3390
Thanks!
Ralph Schindler
Awesome!
Well, I plan to close these issues by the end of the day (or weekend)
assuming no one else pipes up about how well the solution works :)
-Ralph
Abraham Block wrote:
Seems to work like a champ, Ralph!
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 11:06 AM, Ralph Schindler
ralph.schind...@zend.com
Typically, DB related calls are a subset of the responsibilities of your
model since the domain model is typically closely related to your data
model. If you have some domain specific queries that you need to run,
it might make sense to make a model specifically for them, and pass the
object
_forward will return back to the Action Controller, but will actually
create a new instance of the action controller to utilize.
At this point you have a couple of options:
* use some sort of application registry to house your form object
* use a static member of your ActionController class
Modeling is not a silver bullet, and as such, the organization of the
files can vary depending on how complex or simple your models are. This
is exactly why the Model Autoloader can accept new rules, so that your
application layer code can be organized in the best possible way, while
being
This area of development has been left open so that we can better
understand how developers intend how to use it. I notice you have both
client and action specific options available. There are a few questions:
* where and how do you anticipate recieving and utilizing the values
from these
Excellent, we can review your solution as a prototype and see how it
fits best in Zend_Tool. Can't wait to see it, I am glad to start seeing
people extending and understanding the Zend_Tool internals :)
Let me know help you'll need, if any to implement your features.
-ralph
Christoph Dorn
Can you file an issue in the issue tracker and document you use case? I
will address it before 1.9 drops.
Thanks!
-ralph
Nomolos Sharpe wrote:
Hi All,
I am using the Zend_CodeGenerator to (ofcourse) generate code, when the
class I am generating doesn't exist everything works as expected.
I might live with that. So what are the main pros using singletons?
- Is there performance gain or memory savings or something like that?
For all intents and purposes, no. Especially since you are in the web
environment, application runtime is extremely short (on the order of the
length
First, instead of using __construct(), use setup() and teardown()
Those are documented here:
http://www.phpunit.de/manual/current/en/fixtures.html#fixtures.more-setup-than-teardown
Next, if you find the PHP state is not getting reset for certain values,
in your teardown, you can always do
That would do it. In general, I would try not to do too much logic
inside the magic __call() method of an action controller.
__call() should be reserved for when you are trying to catch actions for
action controllers that were not 'explicitly' defined.
By default, without __call(), you'll
You should be able to see if the ini file is actually being loaded in
the phpinfo() by looking up at the top of the phpinfo(). It would say
something like these:
* Configuration File (php.ini) Path
* Loaded Configuration File
* (and sometimes) Scan this dir for addition
It sounds as if your
This is a feature, but there might be a fix for it in newer releases.
Basically, the console client tries to use the first letter as the short
option. In the case of test2(), you are using 't' twice. I try to name
them so that the variable names begin with different letters.
If you'd like,
FYI, if you havent seen this already, its definitely worth a look:
http://devzone.zend.com/article/4601
There are a couple of PDF's linked in there, the most helpful being the
main one about the dispatch cycle.
Cheers!
ralph
Jon Lebensold wrote:
It's postings like this that keep me on the
Hello all!
I have commited to trunk a new feature for Zend_Db_Table that will be in
ZF 1.9. That feature is the ability to use concrete instantiation on
tables. What does that mean? It means this is possible:
$authorTable = new Zend_Db_Table('author');
$authors = $authorTable-fetchAll();
Hmm, are you sure that you are loading the correct object? Where is this
code located? I notice that it implements Zend_Acl_Resource_Interface,
but there is already a class called Zend_View_Helper_Navigation being
loaded by the framework already right?
Where is your custom code being stored?
is in the application/views/helpers folder??? Hmm.
Nice catch Ralph. Thanks.
J
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 5:41 PM, Ralph Schindler
ralph.schind...@zend.com mailto:ralph.schind...@zend.com wrote:
Hmm, are you sure that you are loading the correct object? Where is
this code located? I
use this one:
$selectObj-where('name LIKE ?', '%' . $var . '%');
but if you must quote on your own:
$selectObj-where('name LIKE ' . $adapter-quote('%' . $var . '%'));
With parameterization, you should not need to quote/escape things on
your own (unless for some reason you want to have the
('controller', $controller));
break;
default:
return null;
}
}
}
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 7:40 PM, Ralph Schindler
ralph.schind...@zend.com mailto:ralph.schind...@zend.com wrote:
The question becomes what do you want to hide
This is difficult in the current iteration of Zend_Db_Table since
Zend_Db_Table's only use case requires each table name to implemented as
a class that extends Zend_Db_Table.
In ZF 1.9, I have implemented a feature where Zend_Db_Table can be used
as a concrete instance. When this drops,
I think this has been solved in trunk and will be included in the next
mini release. If you see any issues with trunk currently, please file
an issue :)
-ralph
Саша Стаменковић wrote:
Wow, looks like long should be used instead int, right?
Regards,
Saša Stamenković
On Sun, Jul 12, 2009
$_GET is a PHP languages level interface into retrieving HTTP GET
parameters, so yes, they have to be passed as GET params which means via
the url and after a ?.
In ZF, you are able to pass parameters on the url in specific known
locations. See:
Well, we have a PEAR channel for distributing ZF as a singular package.
http://pear.zfcampus.org
From what I know, we are still undecided and do not plan on addressing
distribution of components on an individual basis.
From a maintenance standpoint, we would not be able to maintain
multiple
Do you have display_errors and display_startup_errors on? If so, do
they show any errors?
I am betting there is something funky going on in your include_path.
I am working on some settings that will fix these sorts of issues on
systems where include_paths might include some, rather-
This is effectively a named registry. I advocate the usage of named
registries as a way to be able to group instances together into
collections at named locations.
You could similarly, do this with your own class:
class My_Application {
static function get($name);
static function
What is the issue number?
debussy007 wrote:
Hi,
I submitted, it seems to me, an important bug in the issue tracker a year
ago regarding Zend_Db_Table_Abstract
Please read below :
Hi,
When inserting or fetching in a DB,
the where condition must be of the following syntax (when using an array):
I would actually take an automated approach first, by scanning the code
for markers that identify classes in other packages. This could
either by by scanning for class names or, currently, looking for require
statements (although those will prob. go away in 2.0).
-ralph
Саша Стаменковић
In situations where I have auxiliary and/or errata tables (basically a
1-1 relationship), I would look into peering to those rows via the
findParentRow($parentTable) method rather than finding as a DependentRowset.
:19 PM, Ralph Schindler wrote:
In situations where I have auxiliary and/or errata tables (basically
a 1-1 relationship), I would look into peering to those rows via the
findParentRow($parentTable) method rather than finding as a
DependentRowset.
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en
Ok, a few notes:
* your _initAuth() boostrapper should probably be more concerened with
createing a Zend_Auth instance instead of a Zend_Auth_Adapter_DbTable.
The reason being is that the Adapter_DbTable is only needed during the
AuthController::identifyAction(), its never really needed
Nothing is keeping you from creating a DomainModel that either uses a
service layer OR directly ties to DbTable (via composition) to persist
your data.
A skeleton I like to use for this type of integration is something
similar to this:
class Person
{
protected $_row = null;
static
In the mean time, my slides are available:
http://www.slideshare.net/ralphschindler/zend-framework-18-features-webinar
Cheers,
Ralph
mbneto wrote:
I am not sure if I am not following the right person but how about
announcing the availability of the recorded sessions with twitter?
- Regards.
had checked ;)
Really thanks! Does it will be include in the next release/mini release?
2009/6/30 Ralph Schindler ralph.schind...@zend.com
mailto:ralph.schind...@zend.com
Not sure if you had checked the issue tracker, but this has been
implemented :)
-ralph
CocoRambo wrote
Have you had a look at Zend_Tool?
http://devzone.zend.com/article/3811
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.tool.framework.html
Also check out the basic usage here:
http://www.slideshare.net/ralphschindler/zend-framework-18-features-webinar
Hope this helps,
Ralph
jarthel wrote:
Hello.
Silly question, but do you have the rest of the parameters set?
Minimally these two:
resources.db.adapter = ?
resources.db.params.dbname = ?
Also, what version of ZF is this?
-ralph
Terre Porter wrote:
Hey all,
I seem to not be able to get the default table adapter to load when
accessing
Not sure if you had checked the issue tracker, but this has been
implemented :)
-ralph
CocoRambo wrote:
It's done! I create the issue
Thanks
2009/6/10 iceangel89 comet2...@gmail.com mailto:comet2...@gmail.com
yay great!
Ralph Schindler-2 wrote:
I should be able
ah, you are correct, can you log an issue in the isssue tracker and
assign to me?
Effectively, we need to add type support to the php class properties,
should be easy to accomplish. Right now its assuming everything is a
string.
I should be able to tackle this soon.
-ralph
CocoRambo
Not in this iteration, but its high on my priority list.
This is encapsulated in the ability to import and/or sync existing
resources into a project. Part of syncing requires that we are able to
auto-detect what the context of a resources is (is it a controller? an
ini file? etc).
After I
If anyone is interested, I have a patch that adds persistent connection
support to both PDO and Oracle in Zend_Db_Adapter. Please try it out if
you can.
The patch is located in this issue:
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-4076
Thanks!
-ralph
The Mac I/O system is notoriously slow. Unfortunately, Zend_Tool needs
You must mean windows ;) I've never seen any slowness in my I/O on mac,
after all, it is a BSD variant (and Unix certified). :)
to scan all class files in your include_path to determine what classes
it can consume --
allow this path to be specified (or additional paths specified) in the
.zfproject.xml file. This would also allow for project-specific providers.
This is actually a chicken-egg problem. The .zfproject.xml file is not
loaded until all of the providers have been loaded, specifically the
I have not seen ezcWorflow and this storage mechanism you describe, but
this is what I can tell you.
If you are talking about sharing a connection between Zend_Db adapters,
then more than likely, you'll have to extend one of the adapters to be
able to accept a connection (this would do
You must also have the ZF tests inside your include_path.
I know about this issue and am finding a way to not include the tests
directory in the loader if its present.
In the mean time, simply remove the tests from the include_path.
-ralph
SirEdward wrote:
I upgraded to 1.8.0 recently and
I use controller plugin for authentication and noticed that if an exception
is thrown inside, the action is still executed (throwExceptions = false, my
It depends on what you are hooking into ultimately.
Authentication/Authorization stuff should generally happen in
preDispatch() since this
I will be working on this feature after the bughunt we are currently
doing. This feature (now that people have had a chance to play with
Zend_Tool) it top priority.
If there is not already a feature request for this in the issue tracker,
can you add one?
-ralph
Mike Wright wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry david, must have got lost in the shuffle.
True or false:: there is no way to create a multi-module project right
out of the gate using 'zf create project '
Yes, in 1.8.1 there is the 'create module' command. Until you need it,
the modules directory is not created.
True or
Hey Wenbert,
I can reproduce, can you log this in the issue tracker?
Thanks,
Ralph
wenbert wrote:
Hello, I have managed to create a project and controllers. But when I
create a view I get this error:
-bash-3.00$ zf.sh create view
Please provide a value for $controllerName
zf order
Please
Yeah, this is more or less what you'd need to implement.
Off the top of your head, can you think of what development time tasks
should be exposed? What will the tool be doing for the developer?
-ralph
Matthew Lurz wrote:
I think a Zend Tool Project Provider is what I may be looking for
Jason,
Do you plan on updating this to use the 1.8 featureset? Particularly
Zend_Application and the Module Bootstrapping capabilities?
The module bootstrapping capabilities will alleviate any of the include
this code in your bootstrap portions of the setup process.
-ralph
Or am I completely missing the point of Zend_Application and is there
already a better way of doing this?
You already identified the way to do this: controller plugins.
Matthew is right, controller plugins are the ideal way to hook into the
dispatch cycle with runtime logic.
Another
This is also subject to change. Currently there is an issue in the
issue tracker that I am taking on currently:
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-3486
Effectively, the new code will make it possible to use Zend_Db_Table in
a concrete way.. this is opposed to the current methodology
The only challenge is deciding how you want to rewrite urls (if you are
using Zend_Controller_Front). Depending on what version of IIS you are
working with, you have different options.
More documentation on that subject can be located here:
You are in a difficult situation.
I tried to add an .htaccess file for the partners module with the following
content:
.htaccess files cannot use the 'Location' directive, thus you will not
be able to match based off the route
php_flag file_uploads On
php_value memory_limit 200M
php_value
admirau wrote:
Doctrine provides nice option to compile most important classes
into one big file, stripping comments etc.
to reduce server operations.
This option for ZF would be nice.
That is not a technique we generally suggest for a performance improvement.
Ideally, you could be using an
? Is
there any place they might be getting set into the session somehow?
-ralph
lund.mikkel wrote:
Ralph Schindler-2 wrote:
Perhaps try looking in the AuthController (or wherever Zend_Auth has
stored the identity.) In most cases, an object of type Member was
stored, and on each future request
Perhaps try looking in the AuthController (or wherever Zend_Auth has
stored the identity.) In most cases, an object of type Member was
stored, and on each future request, that class must be loaded before the
session data can be unserialized.
Eitehr that, or somewhere else, an object of type
but i want my db queries to return objects, tried things like:
resources.db.params.FetchMode = Zend_Db::FETCH_OBJ;
resources.db.params.setFetchMode = Zend_Db::FETCH_OBJ;
resources.db.params.FetchMode = FETCH_OBJ;
resources.db.params.FetchMode = Zend_Db:FETCH_OBJ;
but nothing works ... does
Hi,
try looking through the performance enhancement guide first:
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/performance.html
Also ensure you are using an op-code cache of some sort, like apc or
zend optimizer.
-ralph
iceangel89 wrote:
i noticed that my Zend Framework application is slower than
Yes, my plan for this week is to get out both module support as well as
custom profile support. I will drop a note to the list when its ready
to test from trunk/
-ralph
admirau wrote:
I'm creating projects using Zend_Tool provided with ZF 1.8.
How change default view suffix to .xhtml
This is probably something you want to ask the #php chat room on the
freenode IRC. This list is specfically for Zend Framework help.
-ralph
salmarayan wrote:
Hi..
I'm creating a tool that calculates the simple moving average for stocks
the Application is simple
The user chooses a stock and
I have added the following symbolic links:
/usr/share/php/Zend = /usr/share/zend-framework/1.8.0b2/library/Zend/
/usr/local/bin/zf - /usr/share/zend-framework/1.8.0b2/bin/zf.sh
Early on, we found a problem with having links in the include_path so at
current, they are not supported at
Can you try r15204 from trunk? I think all these problems are solved now :)
-ralph
Mario Guenterberg wrote:
On So, Apr 26, 2009 at 08:54:26 +0100, Rob Allen wrote:
Hi,
Using svn trunk (revision 15159) Anyone else seeing this problem with zf
create action:
$ zf create project zftest
Hey Rob,
can you try r15204 in trunk?
-ralph
Rob Allen wrote:
On 26 Apr 2009, at 16:44, Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
Basically, with the advent of Zend_Application, we don't need to use
require_once statement within our controllers (since autoloading is on
by default). The trick, then,
Are you using trunk or from the 1.8 branch?
-ralph
iceangel89 wrote:
i am getting
An error has occured:
File D:\Projects\ZendStuff\application\controllers\IndexController.php must
be r
equired before it can be reflected
when i try zf create project D:\Projects\ZendStuff
i am using ZF1.8dev
This was fixed in trunk (new features inside the zf.php)
I am documenting then now, but try out whats in trunk and see if it
fixes your issues
-ralph
Tim Fountain wrote:
On 23/04/2009, *Ralph Schindler* ralph.schind...@zend.com
mailto:ralph.schind...@zend.com wrote:
hmm, well
This too has been fixed in trunk give it a try and let me know if you
see any other issues.
-ralph
maff wrote:
Rob Allen-3 wrote:
Hi,
I've just downloaded 1.8b1 and am getting this with Zend_Tool:
$ zf create project zf-app-test
Fatal error: Class 'Zend_Controller_Action' not found in
This has been fixed in trunk now, go ahead and give it a whirl..
I will merge all my changes to 1.8 branch by the end of the weekend
-ralph
Elvin Şiriyev wrote:
Hi,
is there any useful documentation about zf command?
$ alias zf=/home/../ZendFramework-1.8.0b1/bin/zf.sh
$ zf show version
Zend
How did you install ZF? Is it on your include_path?
-ralph
Rob Allen wrote:
Hi,
I've just downloaded 1.8b1 and am getting this with Zend_Tool:
$ zf create project zf-app-test
Fatal error: Class 'Zend_Controller_Action' not found in
is that it worked fine with the alpha release.
Regards,
Rob...
On 23 Apr 2009, at 15:00, Ralph Schindler wrote:
How did you install ZF? Is it on your include_path?
-ralph
Rob Allen wrote:
Hi,
I've just downloaded 1.8b1 and am getting this with Zend_Tool:
$ zf create project zf-app-test
I started to work on that, but realized how expansive the spec was and
decided to use Chiara.
There is actually a PHP53 only implementation which i think the PEAR
group is moving towards, and its pretty much in line with what you are
describing.
Its called SimpleChannelServer and is being
using a single
username logged in and before I expose the accounts to the public I need a
way to manage that. I am attempting to use as much of the Zend framework
throughout the system as I can.
On Mar 17, 2009, at 4:32 PM, Ralph Schindler wrote:
If you are using Zend_Auth, check out
the sessions check to see that
account johndoe is not logged in more then once at one time. How would
I go about doing this with zend _auth?
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Ralph Schindler
Software Engineer | ralph.schind...@zend.com
Zend Framework| http://framework.zend.com/
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