
Zend Framework, A Beginner's Guide
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- Cover Page
- Zend Framework
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- FOREWORD
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- 1 Introducing the Zend Framework
- Overview
- Features
- Standards Compliance and Best Practices
- Reusability
- Internationalization
- Open Source
- Community Support
- Unique Advantages
- Loose Coupling
- Rapid Release Cycle
- Unit Testing Policy
- Code-Generation Tools
- Market Credibility
- Third-Party Application Interoperability
- Commercial Support Options
- Extensive Documentation
- Application Environment
- Installing the Zend Framework
- Try This 1-1: Starting a New Project
- Understand Application Requirements
- Create the Application Directory
- Create the Application Skeleton
- Add Zend Framework Libraries
- Define Virtual Host Settings
- Using the Command-Line Tool
- Summary
- 2 Working with Models, Views, Controllers, and Routes
- Understanding Basic Concepts
- Models
- Views
- Controllers
- Modules
- Routes
- Layouts
- Understanding Component Interaction
- Looking Behind the Default Index Page
- Understanding the Modular Directory Layout
- Try This 2-1: Using a Modular Directory Layout
- Creating the Default Module
- Updating the Application Configuration File
- Understanding Master Layouts and Custom Routes
- Updating the Application Index Page
- Setting a Master Layout
- Using a Custom Route
- Try This 2-2: Serving Static Content
- Defining Custom Routes
- Defining the Controller
- Defining the View
- Updating the Master Layout
- Summary
- 3 Working with Forms
- Understanding Form Basics
- Creating Forms and Form Elements
- Working with Form Elements
- Setting Required and Default Values
- Filtering and Validating Form Input
- Using Input Filters
- Using Input Validators
- Retrieving and Processing Form Input
- Try This 3-1: Creating a Contact Form
- Defining the Form
- Using a Custom Namespace
- Defining a Custom Route
- Defining Controllers and Views
- Updating the Master Layout
- Customizing Form Appearance
- Using Custom Error Messages
- Using Display Groups
- Using Decorators
- Summary
- 4 Working with Models
- Understanding Models
- Model Patterns
- Model Scope
- Installing Doctrine
- Try This 4-1: Generating and Integrating Doctrine Models
- Initializing the Application Database
- Generating Doctrine Models
- Setting Model Relationships
- Autoloading Doctrine
- Working with Doctrine Models
- Retrieving Records
- Adding, Updating, and Deleting Records
- Try This 4-2: Retrieving Database Records
- Creating a New Module
- Defining a Custom Route
- Defining the Controller
- Defining the View
- Summary
- 5 Handling CRUD Operations
- Try This 5-1: Creating Database Records
- Defining the Form
- Defining Controllers and Views
- Working with Administrative Actions
- Structure
- Routing
- Layout
- Try This 5-2: Listing, Deleting, and Updating Database Records
- Setting the Administrative Layout
- Defining Custom Routes
- Defining the List Action and View
- Defining the Delete Action
- Defining the Update Form
- Defining the Update Action and View
- Updating the Display Action
- Adding User Authentication
- Try This 5-3: Creating a Login/Logout System
- Defining Custom Routes
- Defining the Login Form
- Defining the Authentication Adapter
- Defining the Login Action and View
- Defining the Logout Action
- Protecting Administrative Actions
- Updating the Master Layout
- Summary
- 6 Indexing, Searching, and Formatting Data
- Try This 6-1:Searching and Filtering Database Records
- Defining the Search Form
- Defining the Controller and View
- Updating the Master Layout
- Adding Full-Text Search
- Indexing Data
- Searching Data
- Try This 6-2: Creating a Full-Text Search Engine
- Defining the Index Location
- Defining Custom Routes
- Defining the Index Action and View
- Updating the Summary View
- Updating the Search Form
- Updating the Search Action and View
- Handling Multiple Output Types
- Try This 6-3: Expressing Search Results in XML
- Enabling the XML Context
- Defining the XML View
- Summary
- 7 Paging, Sorting, and Uploading Data
- Try This 7-1: Paging and Sorting Database Records
- Adding Page Numbers to Routes
- Updating the Index Controller and View
- Adding Sort Criteria to Routes
- Updating the Controller and View
- Working with File Uploads
- Try This 7-2: Enabling Image Uploads
- Defining the Upload Destination
- Updating the Form Definition
- Updating the Create Action
- Updating the Display Action and View
- Updating the Delete Action
- Working with Configuration Data
- Reading Configuration Files
- Writing Configuration Files
- Try This 7-3: Configuring Application Settings
- Defining the Configuration Form
- Defining the Configuration File
- Defining Custom Routes
- Defining the Controller and View
- Updating the Master Layout
- Using Configuration Data
- Summary
- 8 Logging and Debugging Exceptions
- Understanding Exceptions
- Understanding the Default Error-Handling Process
- Using Custom Exception Classes
- Controlling Exception Visibility
- Try This 8-1: Creating a Custom Error Page
- Logging Data
- Writing Log Messages
- Adding Data to Log Messages
- Formatting Log Messages
- Try This 8-2: Logging Application Exceptions
- Defining the Log Location
- Defining the Database Log Writer
- Updating the Error Controller
- Summary
- 9 Understanding Application Localization
- Understanding Localization and Locales
- Setting the Application Locale
- Localizing Numbers
- Localizing Dates and Times
- Localizing Currencies
- Localizing Measurements
- Localizing Strings
- Working with Adapters and Data Sources
- Using the Application Locale
- Using the Translation View Helper
- Try This 9-1: Localizing the Example Application
- Setting the Application Locale
- Localizing Numbers and Dates
- Defining String Localization Targets
- Creating Translation Sources
- Registering the Translation Object
- Supporting Manual Locale Selection
- Updating the Master Layout
- Summary
- 10 Working with News Feeds and Web Services
- Working with News Feeds
- Understanding News Feed Formats
- Consuming News Feeds
- Creating News Feeds
- Accessing Web Services
- Understanding Web Services
- Consuming Web Services
- Try This 10-1: Integrating Twitter and Blog Search Results
- Defining Custom Routes
- Defining the Controller and View
- Updating the Master Layout
- Creating REST-Based Web Services
- Understanding REST Routes
- Try This 10-2: Implementing REST-Based Web Services
- Creating a New Module
- Defining the Controller
- Defining the GET Actions
- Defining the POST Action
- Initializing the REST Routes
- Summary
- 11 Working with User Interface Elements
- Working with Navigation Structures
- Understanding Pages and Containers
- Rendering Navigational Elements
- Try This 11-1: Adding a Navigation Menu
- Defining Navigation Pages and Containers
- Registering the Navigation Object
- Creating the Navigation Action Helper
- Using the Menu View Helper
- Working with the Dojo Toolkit
- Handling Dojo Data
- Using the Dojo View Helpers
- Using Dojo Form Elements
- Try This 11-2: Adding a Dojo Autocomplete Widget
- Updating the Contact Form
- Initializing the Dojo View Helper
- Updating the Master Layout
- Updating the Controller
- Try This 11-3: Adding a YUI Calendar Widget
- Updating the Form
- Updating the Master Layout
- Updating the Controller
- Updating the View
- Summary
- 12 Optimizing Performance
- Analyzing Performance
- Benchmarking
- Code Profiling
- Query Profiling
- Caching Data
- Understanding Cache Operations
- Understanding Cache Frontends and Backends
- Using the Cache Manager
- Caching Doctrine Queries
- Optimizing Application Code
- Query Tuning
- Lazy Loading
- Try This 12-1: Improving Application Performance
- Configuring the Application Cache
- Caching Translation Strings
- Caching Query Results
- Caching Twitter and Blog Feeds
- Summary
- A Installing and Configuring Required Software
- Obtaining the Software
- Installing and Configuring the Software
- Installing on UNIX
- Installing on Windows
- Testing the Software
- Testing MySQL
- Testing PHP
- Setting the MySQL Superu-User Password
- Summary
- Index
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