credentials by FAX to your peers & customers! or YOU are the person who is having great fun, telling your customers credentials on the phone and using passwords like this: „B3y3^zA#](}7j6#tmJ=[r“
! (and ZF community fortunately decided to do so, too) cd ~/Sites/zf2test git clone git://github.com/zendframework/ ZendSkeletonApplication.git cd ZendSkeletonApplication php composer.phar install or php composer.phar create-project --repository-url="http:// packages.zendframework.com" zendframework/skeleton- application ~/Sites/zf2test
assets, configs) there is no structure you have to follow but there is a structure, you could/should follow you need a Module.php in the module root Module.php needs its own Namespace
modules“ (Evan Coury) Loads all your modules and fires some listeners AutoloaderListener ConfigListener InitTrigger OnBootstrapListener LocatorRegistrationListener ServiceListener Makes use of ZF2 EventManager
right now uses a DIC your module.config.php will feed the ServiceManager and get you up and running I assume, you already understand the concepts behind DIC (Dependency Injection Container) and IoC (Inversion of Control), if not…
is bound to an event If you want to hook into any bootstrapping process, you will end in attaching to an event You can use the EventManager to integrate event based logic into your own app
(that is created in MvcController) add key-de_DE.mo and key-us_US.mo to translator Check, if key is already created. If not, create KeyForm. Return keyRecord and keyForm as ViewModel Attributes
KeyRecord and get Input Filter out of it. Fill Form with POST data If form is valid Get passphrase out of form values Generate Private Key Save Public Key for User ($this->identity) Add Private Key to ViewModel Update User Role