Dear Reader,
In reading over the chat room log for my recent webcast, Zend Framework: Piece by Piece I noticed a question from my buddy Elazar about Zend_Cache_Frontend_Class. Thinking I had made a mistake, I reviewed the materials and the Zend_Cache_Frontend_Class documentation page so that I could do a quick update. The answer wasn’t nearly as simple as I thought.
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Dear Reader,
Ok, after I posted my original post on packaging the Zend Framework with Phar and my package.php, I had some additional thoughts. Also, reader John Douglass sent in some code to include. John, I’ve included most of your concepts but I changed up a lot of your code. Nothing personal but since we are using PHP 5.3, we might as well use the GetOpt() function.
Dear Reader,
In preparation of an episode of boxlunchtraining.com I have been doing a lot of research into creating and using PHP’s new phar archives. While I’ve not answered all my questions yet, I’ve been able to do most of what I wanted. One of the tasks I wanted to complete was to create a phar archive for Zend Framework. Here is a very quick intro into how I did it. Most of this is just a reminder for me but if you find it useful then I’m glad.
Dear Reader,
If you are installing PHP 5.3 and when you run go-pear.bat you get this:
phar "C:\xampp\php\PEAR\go-pear.phar" does not have a signature |
Edit your php.ini file and find the lines:
; http://php.net/phar.require-hash ; phar.require_hash = On |
Change them to :
; http://php.net/phar.require-hash phar.require_hash = Off |
Save and then run
go-pear |
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