PUBLIC MARKS from mbertier with tags symfony & howto

I often use the Zend Framework from within my Symfony applications and until recently, I’ve been using the sfZendPlugin to import and autoload the library. You’ll notice that this plugin has recently been axed leaving some people confused as to how to use the library in their projects.

So this was really just a quick preview, but the patterns and structures shown above basically set the rules on how plugins work across the board.

This document aims to provide a good method for storing files in a database using Symfony. The argument between flat file storage vs. database storage has been going on for quite a while, so this system tries to alleviate some of the concerns with speed. It outlines general file storage, a caching system, and means to serve the files in a way a user would expect.