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<?php
/**
* Rampage routing script
*
* Theory/notes:
*
* - registry is already modular
* - can use webroot or a new slug param to match the beginning of URLs for routing
* - then pass to the app's route bundle
* - how to set right class names for apps (controllers, etc.)
* - registry could be (optionally) db-managed as a Horde_Policy
* - just array/hash structures
* - build a cached regex to match apps - or just slugs, but strip off horde webroot first
* - app directory structure - apps w/out images/css/etc. can be entirely out of the webroot. components! tagger is a good candidate for this
* - apps have their own default policies, but put overrides in global horde config dir?
* - special autoload for views + controllers
* - where to put public/ dirs?
*
* [app|component]/
* Views/
* Controllers/
* FooController.php -> class App_FooController
* no nested components?
request processing steps:
- bootstrap
- injector bindings
* customization point
- create request
- create request mapper
- $config = $mapper->getRquestConfiguration($request)
- create runner
- execute runner
- get settings exporter
- export bindings
- get controller name
- create response
- create controller builder
- create filter runner
- export filters
- handle internal redirects
- return response
- write response
add filtered requests/blue_filter port to Horde?
*
* @category Horde
* @license http://www.horde.org/licenses/lgpl LGPL-2
* @package Horde
*/
require_once __DIR__ . '/lib/Application.php';
Horde_Registry::appInit('horde');
$request = $injector->getInstance('Horde_Controller_Request');
$runner = $injector->getInstance('Horde_Controller_Runner');
$config = $injector->getInstance('Horde_Controller_RequestConfiguration');
$response = $runner->execute($injector, $request, $config);
$responseWriter = $injector->getInstance('Horde_Controller_ResponseWriter');
$responseWriter->writeResponse($response);
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