Zend Framework
 

Hey guys,

I'm trying to dive into the Zend framework and I'm a little confused about the directory structure that they want?
My current structure looks like this.

My Apache
---------
/usr/local/apache/public

DocumentRoot is: public

Parallel to the public directory are these:

/usr/local/apache/application
/usr/local/apache/application/controllers
/usr/local/apache/application/views
/usr/local/apache/application/views/scripts

/usr/local/apache/library

/usr/local/apache/public


But in the quick start guide, they also have a directory called Quickstart/ that is above ALL the other directories including public.

So that would make it: /usr/local/QuickStart not /usr/local/Apache

So I am confused?

http://framework.zend.com/docs/quick...ject-structure

I'm using this structure(using WAMP server)

c:/wamp <- server root
c:/wamp/application <- contains controllers, views, models, etc.
c:/wamp/library <- contains Zend library
c:/wamp/www <- contains accessable files from viewers, such as index.php file

It works fine for me, using exact copy-paste from the quick guide.
Funny, I started diving into Zend today aswell xD

Ok we can learn together!!

So it looks like you don't have a Quickstart directory, perhaps it is not needed?

I just want to make sure, I'm just trying to do things right..

:-D

c:/wamp is basicly my quickstart directory, and beneath it I got application, library and public(in my case it's called www) - which is the exact structure as the one in the quick start guide!

Right, that's why i was confused about the quickstart guide because in the linux architecture, the quickstart directory is equivalent to: /usr/local/apache

So I wasn't sure what they wanted.

They should say somewhere that quickstart is the same thing as apache...oh well....

I also didn't configure my apache with mod_rewrite and I think I need to do that for the example to work....

Yea, they should. But the good thing is that you got it now :-)

Also thanks for the apache thing. I didn't know you had to enable it!

No problem, it will be interesting to see the difference between LAMP and WAMP.....with the ZF....