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The NetTools plugin makes some basic network tools available in the Geeklog framework. It consists of 4 tools: Whois,
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== Plugin Framework ==
...n directory. The plugin's internal directory structure is based on the MVC framework. The file structure within the plugin directory should look approximate thi
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##[[Introduction to the Geeklog 2 FrameworkG2|Introduction to the Geeklog 2 Framework]]
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*[http://pear.php.net/ PEAR] - PEAR is a framework and distribution system for reusable PHP components.
**[http://pear.php.net/package/PHPUnit2 PHP Unit 2] - Regression testing framework for unit tests. (Developers only)
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...to overcome some design limitations in the 1.3.x codebase. The underlying framework for Geeklog 2 will definitely take some ramp-up time and this section will
#Learn the Geeklog 2 Framework Libraries
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...e of INNODB (it will work without it but transactions are supported by the framework). From there, edit the config.php. The comments in that file should expla
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Ok, enough talk, let's show you a view that uses this framework. The contact manager application has a view called PHPARCH_ContactEditorVi
..., be sure to take note of the following bit of code as it is key to entire framework.
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== Geeklog 2 Framework ==
== Framework Overview ==
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.... Separating the user interface from business logic from data access is a framework essential and is key to making your application easier to maintain. Most M
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...tain no business logic. It just displays a page to a user. The Geeklog 2 Framework has consciously chose to use [http://pear.php.net/package/HTML_Template_Fle
...s is why Flexy? Why Flexy? Why Flexy? First, keep in mind the Geeklog 2 Framework has been around in various forms since 2003 and back then one of the more a
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This is a page created using the Geeklog 2 Framework. You are viewing this page on {getDateTime()}.
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* [[SoC test framework revisited|Unit Test Framework revisited]]
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Dirk gave the "Using Geeklog as a web application framework" presentation (see below) again as part of the PHP track at [http://www.fro
...w.geeklog.net/filemgmt/index.php?id=714 Using Geeklog as a Web Application Framework] (PDF slides for Dirk's presentation)
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...SoC_webservices_publishing|implemented]] in Geeklog. It provides the basic framework (RESTful communication, authentication) and implements the Atom Publishing
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Geeklog 1.x's syndication framework is quite nice (even if I do say so myself!) and provides a good basic PHP4
...time" to avoid the need to radically over-haul and replace the syndication framework at a later stage.
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* Include an extensible framework (like Spam-X) for extending the abilities of the spam filter
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* [[SoC_test_framework|Test framework]], Student: Sean Clark (Mentor: Dirk Haun)
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...dular and you could disable articles in order to use Geeklog only as a web framework.
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So the goal of this project is to implement test framework(s) to allow for automated tests of Geeklog and its features.
The focus in this project lies on picking the proper tool (i.e. test framework) and then demonstrating that it does the job by implementing tests for a re
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Geeklog provides a framework for reading and writing feeds in various formats (Atom, RSS, RDF).
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