I want to install doctrine 2 on a Zend Framework 1.12.
I read somewhere that doctrine 2 easy to configure Doctrine 2 to Zend Framework 2. However, I am not clear whether Zend Framework 1.12 uses he same configuration or whether I need to use an adapter so something.
I ask because I heard that it was a nightmare to install doctrine 1 into the Zend Framework but that Doctrine 2 amended all these problems. I am not clear however if these amendment were retrospective.
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I have a .Net Framework library project containing a bunch of models and business logic based off Linq 2 Sql. I currently have a .Net Framework website consuming it. I want to create a new .Net Core Web API and access this library.
What do I upgrade this library to that will allow it to be consumed by both .Net Framework and .Net core? Is there a ".Net Standard Entity Framework?" I can only see .Net Core EF. So I am at a loss as to how to share this logic layer with my old .net framework and new .net core website.
EF 6.3 runs on .net standard and compatible with Framework and Core.
I'm trying to create a Breeze Web API controller and I'm wondering if it is possible with the default MVC/Web API project template that comes with Visual Studio 2013. Updating everything through the Nuget packet manager installs Entity Framework 6.0.1. Attempting to installing Breeze after that results in an error as it attempts to install EF 5 as a dependency, which is not possible given the fact that other parts of the template depend on EF6.
Do we have to wait for a new version of Breeze that works with EF6?
Edit: I want to do this the "breeze way" using [BreezeController] and Odata.
I just wanted to add that even without EF6.1, the MVC 5 updates released today with VS2013 also break breeze. It's hard to separate the pieces to determine which new piece is responsible. It could be MVC or the new odata. In any case, we anxiously anticipate the new version.
Updated 10/29/13
As of now, Breeze 1.4.5 has support for Microsoft's ASP.NET WebApi 2 and Entity Framework 6. Please see http://www.breezejs.com/documentation/download.
Older post:
We don't yet support EF6 but it is coming ... soon...
There is a new package called Breeze.WebApi2 that is compatible with Web API2 and EntityFramework 6. It makes some of the existing Breeze packages obsolete. See http://www.breezejs.com/documentation/start-nuget for details.
Is there a possibility to use Bcrypt() in Zend Framework 1.12.x?
I've found Zend\Crypt\Password\Bcrypt for Zend version 2.1.3 but nothing similar for the 1.12.x version.
Generally asking: Is there an alternative for handling password as explained here for Zend version 1.12.x?
You could implement your own AuthAdapter, but someone has done the task for you and backported the ZF2 BcCrypt Adapter to Zend Framework 1.1x.
You can get it on gitHub: BcCrypt Zend Framework 1.x
I wanna start use of mongoDB via Doctrine2, I installed MongoDB and working!
(Windows8 64bit, PHP 5.4, Xampp, NetBeans7.2)
but my problem:
I downloaded Doctrine 2 mongoDB ODM from https://github.com/doctrine/mongodb-odm and read document here http://docs.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine-mongodb-odm/en/latest/reference/introduction.html but i cant setup doctrine 2 yet! :(
i'm not workin via big freamworks (ZF or Sym), usually use light MVC pattern!
can anyone create (or show me how to start use that!) simple project that work with one object like users via Doctrine 2 MongoDB ODM?
I have been using zend framework quite a long. Now I want to integrate doctrine orm framwork with zend. I don't know how to do that. Is there any setup guide with some basic examples? and How can I put it on shared host where i don't have console access?
thanks in advance
There's various resources around.
Benjamin Eberlei's zf-doctrine (Zend 1 / Doctrine 1) Integration suite - https://github.com/beberlei/zf-doctrine
I also just got this webinar announcement in the Zend newsletter (requires a free Zend account to view) - http://www.zend.com/webinar/Framework/70170000000bSrG-webinar-zf-v-1-doctrine-v-2-20101214.flv
Regarding deployment, you just build your project locally then upload the complete application to your host. Both Zend Framework and Doctrine are just libraries of PHP files.