sfHarmonyPlugin
sfHarmonyPlugin brings:
- Easy communication between different platforms
- Generic gateway ( could be override by SOAP, AMF...)
Installation
Use
On local Application
- In your settings.yml file enable modules sfHarmonyGateway you can also enable sfHarmonyServices to see web services output.
- In config create an harmony.yml.
For example:
harmony:
model:
Post:
methods:
- getPlop
- getParp
- getUrl
fields:
- id
- title
PostPeer:
expose_methods: true
expose_fields: true
By default, nothing is expose. You can just have (for test purpose) :
harmony:
expose: true
An example of Action :
class testActions extends sfHarmonyActions
{
public function executeIndex(sfWebRequest $request)
{
$this->yo = new Post();
$this->yo->setId(125);
$this->yo->setTitle('Action Title');
$this->yo->setContent('Action content');
$this->yo2 = "yo2";
}
}
On remote Application
You can install the plugin too or just copy the folder middleware in lib folder of the plugin.
In config/app.yml:
all:
service:
base_url: http://local.propel.harmony.com #url of local site
url: /gateway/json
In an action:
$service = new ServiceRequest();
$plop_id = $service->addQuery('PostPeer::getPlop()');
$action_id = $service->addQuery('harmony.action|go(test/index)');
$this->plop = $service->get($plop_id);
$this->action = $service->get($action_id);
I'll try to make more documentation to explain usage of this plugin because you can extend many parts of itself and use it in many situations. You can see a tipical call
for Propel PostPeer::getPlop() which returns an array of Posts. the second query call an action on the first application with
routing test/index.
In a template:
<h1>Plop</h1>
<ul>
<?php foreach($plop as $elem): ?>
<li><?php echo $elem->getTitle() ?></li>
<?php endforeach ?>
</ul>
<h1>Action</h1>
<ul>
<li><?php echo $action->getYo() ?></li>
<li><?php echo $action->getYo2() ?></li>
</ul>
$elem and $action are instances of ServiceObject and can call method getX where X is a field of the object.
TODO
