[symfony-users] Re: using components from a batch script

2007-07-06 Thread Kiril Angov
Ian, i know we talked on the IRC channel and kind of did not like that you did not want to explain what exactly you need there, but here what I tried and seems to achieve what you are looking for. I think symfony need some improvement on the batch scripts because if I set the SF_ENVIRONMENT t

[symfony-users] Re: using components from a batch script

2007-07-09 Thread Ian P. Christian
Kiril Angov wrote: > Ian, > > I think symfony > need some improvement on the batch scripts because if I set the > SF_ENVIRONMENT to 'cli' I get exceptions that should not be there (just > try it). > > Hi Kiril, Thanks for your post funny you should say that - I posted something similar to th

[symfony-users] Re: using components from a batch script

2007-07-09 Thread Frank Stelzer
Headers are sent because of the storage, mainly sfSessionStorage. I use sfSessionTestStorage for my "cli environment" and everything works for me. Perhaps this storage works for you either. - Frank Am 10.07.2007 um 02:07 schrieb Ian P. Christian: > Clearly, using getPresentationFor() is ca

[symfony-users] Re: using components from a batch script

2007-07-09 Thread Ian P. Christian
Frank Stelzer wrote: > Headers are sent because of the storage, mainly sfSessionStorage. I > use sfSessionTestStorage for my "cli environment" and everything > works for me. > > Perhaps this storage works for you either. Thanks for your post - but this isn't the cause of the problem - the h