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flyboarder
flyboarder

Reputation: 596

ExtJS and Zend Framework MVC

Im making a Zend Framework MVC application using the standard Zend MVC structure and I wanted to know where I should be putting my client-side ExtJS javascript, not the library but my js files.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1848

Answers (3)

MarkOfSine
MarkOfSine

Reputation: 275

Current version of Zend(1.11) has a suggested site layout as per:

{project}/
    application/
        configs/
            application.ini
        modules/
            {news}/                # example module
                controllers/
                models/
                views/
        Bootstrap.php
    library/
    public/
        index.php
        { All other public files also go here. eg: }
        js/
            jquery library
            extjs library
            prototype, moo, etc...
        css/
            blueprint
            960
            etc...
        images/
            home.jpg
            etc...
    templates/

Essentially any file that needs to be served directly by the webserver and not via the Zend framework, should be placed within your ./{project}/public directory.

Upvotes: 0

Maxence
Maxence

Reputation: 13329

Like all your static files, in public folder.

Upvotes: 1

David Young
David Young

Reputation: 4743

Zend Framework MVC layout

The suggested Zend Framework module file structure layout

docroot/
    index.php
application/
    default/
        controllers/
            IndexController.php
            FooController.php
        models/
        views/
            scripts/
                index/
                foo/
            helpers/
            filters/
    blog/
        controllers/
            IndexController.php
        models/
        views/
            scripts/
                index/
            helpers/
            filters/
    news/
        controllers/
            IndexController.php
            ListController.php
        models/
        views/
            scripts/
                index/
                list/
            helpers/
            filters/

Client side images, javascript, flash, etc should be left within the doc root folder. The reason behind this is because you should not be passing images/javascript/etc through your bootstrap. Doing that adds increased server side processing and lengths load times.

To follow the module layout of this example something like this works well.

docroot/
    default/
        images/
        js/
        css/
        etc/
    blog/
        images/
        js/
        css/
        etc/
    news/
        images/
        js/
        css/
        etc/
    index.php

Upvotes: 1

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