You’ll notice that I was having some timezone issues with regards to Zend_Date and it seems that specifying a timezone in my application.ini file didn’t resolve the issue. I’ve noticed that configuration information isn’t properly loaded into Zend_Tool and am still trying to figure out the design decisions there. What comes to mind for me is building a cron job for generating reports based on the zf.sh executable, or even just doing backups at the command-line with the help of a fully integrated Zend Framework installation. This is of course just an example of what’s possible. Once data has been collected, we’re then able to utilize SimpleXML, Zend_Date and the Zend_Tool component to build out a very simple reporting tool. We start off by logging visitor statistics in the controller into a log file with Zend_Log. This video uses a collection of powerful PHP libraries in order to illustrate how easy it really is to build a command-line tool for reporting against XML files. Jon Lebensold posts a continuation to his screencast on Zend_tool Reporting with Zend_Tool and Zend_Log
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Since both projects are currently very focused on their 2.0 releases, this release aims to glue all the existing code for Doctrine 1.x and Zend Framework integration 1.x together, giving them a platform to flourish. This is a great help to rapidly prototype admin forms (however support for more complex forms is not yet included). Additionally there is also support for modular applications whose model classes should follow the PEAR naming schema.Īdditionally the dynamic form support allows to create simple forms that allow to create and edit Doctrine_Record instances and their relations. Most of the current glue code out there is made obsolete by generating Models that follow the Zend Framework naming conventions, into Zend Framework models/ directories. This release depends on Doctrine 1.2.2 to allow model code-generation from YAML files that supports Zend Framework Modular projects and their directory structure. Thanks to all the contributors and various other people that contributed ideas and code.įor any feedback regarding this integration, you can use the issue tracker on Github.
Zend Framework Command Line Console Tool v1.10.4 If you follow the tutorial and installation steps your will get this in ZFTool. Git clone git:///beberlei/zf-doctrine.git Github offers SVN Read support for a while now, you can either use svn export or svn:externals to include ZFDoctrine into your project or into your PHP Include Path. This integration requires the latest Doctrine version 1.2.2 to work completely Get it! SVN Export or Externals Dynamic Zend_Form generation from Doctrine Models.Zend_Paginator Adapter for Doctrine Queries.Zend_Tool Provider for Doctrine Model Generation, Migrations and Fixtures.The following components belong to this Integration: This project tries to offer a complete Integration of Doctrine 1 with Zend Framework. To achieve complete Doctrine 1 integration with Zend Framework some glue is required, Benjamin Eberlei has created a complete solution thats straight forward, easy to use and understand.
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