I have a set of classes related to retrieving information from
web-services, and I placed them in:
/lib/WebServices/
Now, I would like to set up a custom configuration file:
/config/webservices.yml
In fact I got it to work as follows:
/config/config_handlers.yml:
config/webservices.yml:
class: sfDefineEnvironmentConfigHandler
param:
prefix: webservices_
/lib/WebServices/WebServices.class.php,
/lib/WebServices/WebService.class.php, ...:
$configCache = sfContext::getInstance()->getConfigCache();
require_once $configCache->checkConfig('config/webservices.yml');
[...]
But is that the way to go?
In particular, I don't like the "require_once" in the class files. That
doesn't feel right. I'd rather prefer to include the YAML file somewhere
globally. By the way, I do *not* need an environment aware handler.
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