I came across this today, someone's take on what's missing from
modern web frameworks. While a lot of the social side of what he's
requesting doesn't belong in an application framework IMO, it makes
for interesting reading.
http://randomfoo.net/2009/01/28/infrastructure-for-modern-web-sites
I would not bother go with any of the sf* plugins for search. I use
Lucene in a project now, but its no longer supported.
I recall Fabian saying to use Zend Search:
http://www.symfony-project.org/jobeet/1_2/Propel/en/17
Just used that
Sherif
http://symfonynerds.com
On Jan 30, 5:42 pm,
Seems lot a lot of extra bloat, that would only ever be used by a
small percentile of people. I'd therefore consider these edge cases.
A framework ceases to be a framework if you have all of those
functions, and becomes more like an application server. Infact, most
of that functionality is
The description given by the author sounds like he is describing a CRM
package like drupal more than development frameworks like symfony or Ruby on
Rails. Adding all those applications into symfony would make it a
mon-and-pop quick web site generator as opposed to the flexible development
symfony doesn't over ride the existing php 5 SoapClient. On linux you need
to have the php-xml package installed to use it. Windows I am not sure
On 1/30/09, hunter4 anaslaama...@gmail.com wrote:
hello,
I was wondering if there is a plugin, or a native symfony class to use
a soap
Depends what distro you're using, and how you compiled PHP.
AFAIK, you need lib-xml, and that's it. (well, an to have specified
that soap shouldn't be disabled at compile time)
php-xml is probably only relevant to Debian (?) based systems, and
where you haven't compiled PHP yourself.
On 30
Hello,
This branch is up to date, and works for doctrine. I think the PropelHandler
works, or just need some small changes
http://svn.symfony-project.com/plugins/sfLucenePlugin/branches/1.1-Doctrine/
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 10:46 AM, small sherifgmans...@gmail.com wrote:
I would not bother
using the following:
public function loginOk()
{
$this
- post('customer/login', array('email' = 'ad...@example.com',
'password' = 'wibble', 'test' = 'emCpOverview', 'redirect_action' =
'index'));
- isRedirected()
- followRedirect();
return $this;
}
I get the
True yes. I didn't want to necessarily complicate things too much mentioning
multiple distros. Regardless, your best bet in these situations is to search
on google for something like install soap php [operating system] to get
walk throughs on how to deal with it
Gareth McCumskey
On 1/30/09, Lee
Hello Thomas,
You're Right !
It's what i did and this works fine ;)
Regards
Christophe
enchR.fr
Thomas Rabaix a écrit :
Hello,
This branch is up to date, and works for doctrine. I think the
PropelHandler works, or just need some small changes
Sorry, but looks hard to debug your app from here.
Did you check your log files log/your_app_test.log ?
On 30 jan, 14:19, dantleech dan.t.le...@gmail.com wrote:
using the following:
public function loginOk()
{
$this
- post('customer/login', array('email' =
this is the _test log .. as you can see the user is authenticated in
the first sfBrowser request, but the second sfBrowser request
redirects to login
// first request
.. buch of stuff leading up to the login call
Jan 30 16:07:21 symfony [info] {customerActions} Call customerActions-
Thomas,
Does this plugin works for symfony1.2 too?
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 3:17 PM, Thomas Rabaix thomas.rab...@gmail.comwrote:
Hello,
This branch is up to date, and works for doctrine. I think the
PropelHandler works, or just need some small changes
Right, but it sucks... I always use nusoap even though it's really
for php4.
James
On Jan 29, 2009, at 7:12 PM, Thomas Rabaix wrote:
there is a native SoapClient in php : http://php.net/soap
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 11:28 PM, hunter4
anaslaama...@gmail.com wrote:
hello,
I was
Just a general suggestion that I believe the symfony plugins should
allow user contributions.
I've made a number of enhancements to various symfony plugins and was
thinking it would be helpful if the community could make contributions
to plugins. As an example I modified the propelLoadBalancer
I used nuSOAP too but the problem is that development on nuSOAP seems to
have died now. No further releases have been made since December 2007.
On 1/30/09, James thenet...@gmail.com wrote:
Right, but it sucks... I always use nusoap even though it's really for
php4.
James
On Jan 29, 2009,
I think you may be able to checkout the svn repo and commit the
changes? I am not sure. But I definitively agree with you.
Pablo
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 1:44 PM, hutchic co...@hutchic.com wrote:
Just a general suggestion that I believe the symfony plugins should
allow user contributions.
Hi All,
This question pertains to MySQL used with Symfony 1.0 and Propel.
I have a LONG running batch script that intermittently needs access to
MySQL. I begin the script with the lines:
///code
$databaseManager = new sfDatabaseManager();
$databaseManager-initialize();
code
And the
Hi,
I have a need for a specialized front end controller which always
executes a specific action and then exits.
Is there a straightforward way to code that? Something like
-callAction() instead of -dispatch() in myfrontendcontroller.php?
(This controller needs to run from a subfolder which,
Hi Eno,
Thanks for your response.
Have you tried creating a persistent connection?
Looking at the sfMySQLDatabase.class.php file I see that it calls
mysql_pconnect() is the 'persistent' parameter is true:
$persistent = $this-getParameter('persistent', false);
$connect=
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