Symfony handle it very well.

If you have third party code, you should put it in yourProjectName/lib
directory.
Thanks to the autoloader, Smyfony will scan for new classes inside that dir.

You only have to simple reference a class on any controller.
for expamle a class named Math;

in a controller:
$math=new Math();
if class Math has static methods:
$sum=Math::sum(2,4);


2011/3/2 pbertu <pbe...@gmail.com>

> Hi everybody, pleased to meet you!
>
> I am currently evaluating Symfony as the platform for all my future
> development projects. I'm half way thru Jobeet's tutorial, and the
> framework is really powerful.
>
> My concerns come when I think how to include or integrate
> "external" (to call it somehow) PHP code inside a Symfony generated
> system.
>
> For instance, I've seen very interesting external classes for user
> licence generation, advanced graphics, geolocation, etc.. and I
> would't like my systems to be limited to the development of extensions
> by the Symfony community (even when it's impressive!). On the
> contrary, I'd like to have the chance to integrate extra functions
> without breaking Symfony's structure  -and that of course they resist
> the structure updates!
>
> I'm not thinking about database; it's clear that DB should be
> generated and maintained 100% by Symfony; but I think of UI functions,
> or stored data access in or ordere to generate special reports or
> realtime connections with other systems.
>
> I will much appreciate if you can tell me about your experiences, pros
> and cons, that you have seen with Symfony in this sense, so I can
> decide whether I keep moving forward or I have to look somewhere else
> (which I wouldn't like to!)
>
> Many thanks in advance, and best regards to all the community
>
> Pablo
>
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