I have this doubt too.
Is there a way to organize controllers in sub folders?
Example:
/src
/Blog
/BlogBundle
/Controllers
/Front
ExampleController.php
/Back
AdminController.php
On Apr 11, 9:52 am, weaverryan <weaverr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey there-
>
> I'd say that both are fine. If you simply want to add comments to your
> articles, I'd just start with having them inside the same bundle. The
> advantage of having them in two bundles is more separation/
> organization (and if your Blog bundle isn't too big, that's not a huge
> concern) and being able to reuse *just* your Blog functionality
> (without comments) or *just* your comment functionality (without the
> Blog) in other projects.
>
> So, I recommend putting them in the same bundle - you an of course
> separate them into two bundles later if you need to.
>
> Good luck!
>
> On Apr 9, 6:02 am, nYmo <symf...@gregorpanek.de> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi all,
> > i'm still in the learning process of symfony 2. For my learning
> > procedure i started to develop a small Blog application which should
> > include some basic articles,comments and admin interface and so on.
> > I'm not finished yet to read the whole symfony 2 book but read already
> > the chapter about bundles and some other stuff.
>
> > My main problem is now how to organize my src code in symfony 2 in a
> > bundle?
>
> > I will use for my description the article and comment behaviour. So
> > they have a one to many relation and i start to build my Articles. So
> > i put the under this folder structure:
> > /src
> > /Blog
> > /ArticleBundle
>
> > There i have my normal controller folder and so on. When I'm done with
> > the Articles i want to add the Comments for this Article. Now where
> > should i put the Code? Shoul i create a new Bundle called
> > CommentBundle?
> > /src
> > /Blog
> > /CommentBundle
>
> > or is it possible / is it the better way to put the src under this
> > structure
> > /src
> > /Blog
> > /Controller
> > ->ArticleController.php
> > ->CommentController.php
> > /views
> > /Article
> > /Comment
>
> > What is the more convenient way?
>
> > Thanks in advance and kind regards
>
> > G.P
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