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phpzend-frameworkcontrollerhttp-status-code-404
Dijo David
Dijo David

Reputation: 6195

Zend Framework 404 error issue in new controller

I am very new to ZF and I am working on an already built application. My task is to create web service in the application. I have setup the application locally and its working fine. So I have added a new controller and could access in localhost, but when I tried to access the same in server, it results in 404 error, but other controllers can be accessed perfectly.

AllowOverride All and Apache mod_rewrite is enabled in the server. Does anybody have any idea aboout this problem. I am sitting with this error for 2 days ..

    <VirtualHost *:80>
          DocumentRoot /path/to/site/public
          ServerName sitename.com
          ServerAlias www.sitename.com
       <Directory /path/to/site/public>
          AllowOverride All
       </Directory>
    </VirtualHost>

Controller code:

class APIController extends Zend_Controller_Action
{

    public function init()
    {
        /* Initialize action controller here */

    }

    public function indexAction()
    {

        // Setup REST server
        $server = new Zend_Rest_Server();
    $server->setClass('APIHandlerClass');
    $server->handle();
    exit;
    }


}

I am accessing it with the url site.com/API It will show an XML in actual case.

EDIT:

I have setup the application in a local linux system and I found that the problem is related to the linux.

I have tried the following:

  1. Created a new controller which resulted in 404.

  2. Copied an existing controller and renamed the orginal controller's name. Then I have changed the code in copied controller. I accessed the my controller and it worked!

  3. Copied an existing controller and renamed the copied controller. I called the copied controller with new name, which showed 404 error.

My question is do I need to specify the new controller name any where!? I didn't find any documentation regarding this and I even created view files for the controller.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1638

Answers (1)

Tim Fountain
Tim Fountain

Reputation: 33148

If the application works locally in Windows but doesn't work on the test server running Linux, it's likely to be a case-sensitivity issue. Check the case of folders, including the controllers folder and the views/scripts folders (both should be lower case).

Upvotes: 4

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