[Solar-talk] page controller organization

[Kilbride, James P.]

Leo,
 
What I do for all of my controllers is 'Vendor' becomes 'Application'.
So we have two different applications they are really their own
'vendors'. This means that I have
 
Group1/
    App/
        Controller1.Group1/
        Controller2.Group1/
    Models/
Group2/
    App/
        Controller1.Group2/
        Controller2.Group2/
    Models/
 
Now I can deploy them seperately, they don't have to overlap, and I can
control their URL's independently with different config files in
different directories in the htdocs area.
 
James Kilbride

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[mailto:solar-talk-bounces at lists.solarphp.com] On Behalf Of Leo Chiao
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2008 7:15 PM
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Subject: [Solar-talk] page controller organization


Hello all, 

First time posting to this list and had a basic question about Solar's
directory structure.  I've recently built a simple site using Zend
Framework and they have a notion of "modules" where related controllers
are grouped together.  Is there support for this type of directory
structure built-in to Solar?

I couldn't find any mention of it in the docs.  The use case would be a
scenario where you are building a site with a front-end url
domain.com/controller/action  and an admin url with
domain.com/admin/controller/action   With Zend, there is a "default"
module which would work for the front-end and you would then create an
"admin" module so you could have two controllers with the same name, but
segregated into their own directory.

As far as I can tell, the page controllers are just expected to be right
underneath the App directory of your Vendor directory and there is no
module organization so to speak.  Is there a recommended way of
organizing the directory structure for what I am describing? Thanks. 
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