beberlei wrote:
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> The approach you are describing is misusing Zend Entity as a data access
> layer only, however its purpose is really managing of object identities.
> Although its possible to dynamically set a different metadata model based
> on properties its really not recommended at all an
2009/9/10 Benjamin Eberlei :
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> Hello Keith,
>
> yes there are plans, however i haven't found somebody for this task yet :-)
> Do you have time? :-) From the Zend_Db_Mapper_SqlQuery and SqlQueryBuilder
> objects
> you can already see that building your own query object is not too complex
> and can
Hello Keith,
yes there are plans, however i haven't found somebody for this task yet :-)
Do you have time? :-) From the Zend_Db_Mapper_SqlQuery and SqlQueryBuilder
objects
you can already see that building your own query object is not too complex
and can be done as a standalone task.
greetings,
2009/9/10 Benjamin Eberlei :
>
> The approach you are describing is misusing Zend Entity as a data access
> layer
> only, however its purpose is really managing of object identities. Although
> its possible to dynamically set a different metadata model based on
> properties
> its really not recomme
The approach you are describing is misusing Zend Entity as a data access
layer
only, however its purpose is really managing of object identities. Although
its possible to dynamically set a different metadata model based on
properties
its really not recommended at all and there will be no support w
Chris Murray wrote:
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> So I need to be able to dynamically set the property list in Zend_Entity
>
Another possible approach would be to create my own def object generator. I
already have my definitions in my model and they are used for other
purposes, such as form element configs, formatting,
Zend_Entity looks promising so I dove into it today and was trying to figure
out how to map my existing model-driven ORM architecture into it. My
experimental goal is to use Entity as the (fatter) bottom layer of my base
"Model" class and replace my abstracted CRUD methods, which currently call
Db
