Hi! > Our application is an internal application used by thousands of users to > manage client environments...
Good to hear Midgard feels well in large setups :) BTW, there's OpenPSA2 CRM: http://www.openpsa2.org. It's not officially announced, but it's used by companies like HP or Lufthansa. > We are using midgard-core-1.8.9.2-1.x86_64.rpm ... I must admit I'm new to > this project and don't master everything yet ... > The problem I saw when trying to put in place PHPUnit is due to Midgard Page > construction ... In fact, from what I understand, Midgard allows to build a > page by replacing references to other elements by their contents > (http://www.midgard-project.org/documentation/concepts-page_and_style/) ... > Because PHPUnit directly call a given element, for sure we will miss > references to other elements ... Yeah, elements are kept in memory, so no single file is involved here. I wonder if you could try with cache files, usually stored in /var/cache/midgard. Convention to file naming is: host_id-page_id-style_id-lang. Those files should contain midgard-root.php file "extracted". Piotras _______________________________________________ user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.midgard-project.org/mailman/listinfo/user
