NEW: ZendFramework

[alpha@…]

This is a port of the Zend Framework. The Zend Framework aims to provide an architecture for developing entire applications with no other library dependencies. This code will always be actively developed, tested, and supported by Zend and the PHP Collaboration Project.

[jann@…]

Could you update this to the latest version and replace configure {} by use_configure no ? I will commit it after you you do that.

[jann@…]

Mark, why don't you commit this yourself ?

[markd@…]

I should have said this, but I was not sure about whether the direectory should use upper case letters or not so I didn't want to commit it. I thought I'd leave it to someone who knew about this but forgot to say so.

[alpha@…]

Sorry I didn't saw the comments earlier, but the notifications got caught in my spam filter.

Regarding the upper case letters: Zend Framework uses upper case letters for every subdirectory to keep class names and directories the same, i.e. Zend_Registry is in library/Zend/Registry.php. Thus that can't be changed. I guess the main directory name could be changed from ZendFramework to zend-framework, but AFAIK the FreeBSD and Gentoo packages use ZendFramework. I'm fine with whatever fits MacPorts.

I'm updating the Portfile to the newest version (1.0.0-RC1). The final release should be released in about a month. So maybe it's better to wait this short time and add it then. I'll update the Portfile with the final ASAP.

[alpha@…]

PS: Incubator is not part of the final release so the Portfile needs an update before the final. So it's definitely a good idea to wait for the final release now.

[jmpp@…]

Milestone New Ports deleted

[nox@…]

Why would you make a port for zend framework?! I mean, there is already PEAR for this kind of software.

[ryandesign@…]

Current version of Zend Framework is now 1.0.3.

Having a port for Zend Framework might be interesting.

Putting the Zend Framework files in ${prefix}/lib is odd, though. That directory is for compiled libraries, not PHP code. Under ${prefix}/www might be more appropriate, if the Zend Framework installation instructions don't have any other suggestions.