The life of an eZ object
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Josh Bair
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05 June 2008
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Tuesday 14 July 2009 11:57:38 am
The books ( http://ez.no/store/books) and technical documentation cover this, but we need a developer perspective.
What about an article about creating an example object and showing where information about it is dispersed in the system and how other parts of the system interface with it.
Possible areas of focus:
- When an object is requested.
- When/how the object is cached and what parts are cached.
- When search index information is updated and what triggers it.
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André R.
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14 January 2008
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Monday 20 July 2009 12:13:30 am
So your talking about the life of the php eZ Object when it is requested?
Or also its life in the database from publish, request, translated, trashed/archived and deleted?
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Josh Bair
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05 June 2008
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Wednesday 22 July 2009 1:14:10 pm
André, yes. An object's storage and the methods that act upon it are require a fair amount of digging. Maybe its specific locations in the database tables aren't important for an article like this since they are encapsulated by the methods.
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