Jason Grimes has posted an article showing how to use Doctrine 2 with Zend Framework 2.
He uses my tutorial as the starting point which enables him to concentrate on the Doctrine integration rather than the irrelevant details about setting a ZF2 application which is excellent.
He walks through 6 steps in order to do the integration:
This article shows how to set up and use Doctrine 2 in Zend Framework 2, by extending Rob’s Getting Started tutorial to use Doctrine instead of Zend_Db.
- Start with Akrabat’s tutorial
- Install Doctrine modules
- Configure the Album module to use Doctrine
- Create the Album entity
- Update the Album controller to use Doctrine instead of Zend_Db
- That’s it!
I highly recommend having a read if you’re at all interested in using Doctrine 2 with Zend Framework 2.
Author: Rob…
Zend Framework (version 1) is an enterprise grade, full stack MVC framework and component library. Doctrine (version 2) is an enterprise grade, ORM (object-relational mapping) framework for PHP 5.3. In this webinar, the ZF and Doctrine teams join forces to demonstrate how best to integrate these two frameworks and produce a ZF powered MVC application where in which the “M” is powered by Doctrine2. Familiarity of PHP 5.3 features is suggested. The webinar will include a 60 minute presentation followed by 30 minutes available for Q&A.
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When I started learning PHP framework I started with symfony-project . Doctrine was one of the coolest feature I loved. So I thought of learning Doctrine to use with Zend-framework . Recently I was looking zendcasts.com to integrate doctrine with zend-framework . I think Jon didn’t get much time to think about this solution else he may have come with it .
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Author: hari
There is second part of Doctrine and Zend Framework integration screencasts series from ZendCasts.com .
This short podcast covers how you can easily build a form using Zend’s MVC model via Zend_Controller and using Doctrine for persistence.
This time Jon Lebensold looks at forms and creating new database entities using Doctrine.
Vikram Vaswani published on the Zend Developer Zone interesting article about large data sets paging problem and it’s solution in popular PHP tools.
When building database-backed applications, one of the important problems for a developer or user interface engineer involves making large data sets more manageable by, and therefore more useful to, application users. (…) One of the most common solutions to this problem involves breaking these large data sets into smaller chunks (“pages”) and providing controls for users to move between them. (…) This article will introduce you to one such component, Zend_Paginator, which is a part of the Zend Framework. However, open source is all about choice and so, this article will also discuss two other popular components, PEAR Pager and Doctrine Pager. Come on in, and let’s get started.
This is first post in his series, focused entirely on Zend_Paginator component and providing lots of practical usage examples. In the upcoming post Vikram will be looking at other two popular pagination tools, PEAR Pager and Doctrine_Pager.
