Tag Archives: Zend Framework

Personally, I have not yet tried setting up a multi-lingual application. But I’m sure this post would come in handy for me in the future. The article uses Zend Studio for Eclipse and the author used Zend Server 4.0 beta. … Continue reading →

This post assumes that you have read about Zend_Rest_Server in the the Zend Framework manual and my previous posts regarding Zend_Rest: Here and here. My EmprestServer class would have something like this: <?php class EmprestServer { //more code here… public … Continue reading →

A few days back I thought of implementing a RESTful web service. I did not have any idea on how to implement one. So I searched online and found this post. Based on astrumfutura’s post, I created my own “simplified” … Continue reading →

It is probably all over the news now. Matthew just announced that ZF1.8 Preview Release over at twitter then at his blog. I am excited to test out Zend_Tool — probably in a few weeks time since I have new … Continue reading →

This is a re-port from Matthew’s post. I have not read it yet but the title says it all.

I was in a situation that I need to connect to 2 different databases. I started by putting the additional credentials to login into the second database inside my config file: /application/config/app.ini   [production] database.adapter = "PDO_MYSQL" database.params.host = "localhost" … Continue reading →

I’m a bit busy at the moment so I am going to quote directly from Matthew’s blog Yesterday, we released Zend Framework 1.7.5. It contains a somewhat controversial security fix to Zend_View that could potentially affect some use cases of … Continue reading →

I can no longer keep up with the frequent releases of Zend Framework. Zend has just released ZF 1.7.4 last February 2. You can go to their site to get it. I do not know the details of the release. … Continue reading →

Here are quick previews to Matthew’s posts on Zend Framework’s Models. First up is: Using Zend_Form in Your Models Many other frameworks tie the Model to data access — typically via the ActiveRecord pattern or a Table Data Gateway — … Continue reading →

This is an old post by Bill Karwin. But nevertheless, a very good read. Waste no time and read the post here. I found this article very enlightening that I decided to add his feed to my list. I know … Continue reading →