[geeklog-cvs] MVCnPHP README.txt,1.3,1.4

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Update of /usr/cvs/geeklog/MVCnPHP
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	README.txt 
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Updated instructions, noted this is a production release.

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  you are a Java purist and insist on a 100% Struts compatible version you may
  feel welcome to rework what I have here OR check out the Phrame project at
! http://phrame.itsd.ttu.edu/ 
  
  MVC FEATURES
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  you are a Java purist and insist on a 100% Struts compatible version you may
  feel welcome to rework what I have here OR check out the Phrame project at
! http://phrame.itsd.ttu.edu/.  
  
  MVC FEATURES
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  can be easily extended to use other packages for the creation of views.  Furthermore, 
  MVCnPHP includes QF_View.class.php as part of the base distribution so that you could begin
! using HTML QuickForm right out-of-the-box.  
  
  INSTALLATION FOR GENERAL USE
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  can be easily extended to use other packages for the creation of views.  Furthermore, 
  MVCnPHP includes QF_View.class.php as part of the base distribution so that you could begin
! using HTML QuickForm right out-of-the-box.  To use the example, edit the index.php file and
! change $mvcBase to point to where you installed MVCnPHP.
  
  INSTALLATION FOR GENERAL USE
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     application one for each functional area of your application.  Each 
     controller will require it's own configuration settings.
! 3) ...coming soon
  
  TODO
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     application one for each functional area of your application.  Each 
     controller will require it's own configuration settings.
! 3) If you plan to use MVCnPHP in a number of applications, you should consider adding the
!    folder location to your php.ini's include_path.  The sample applications assume this is the 
!    case but, to get around the fact some of you may not be able to edit php.ini we change the 
!    value of include_path at runtime through code.  If you want to do something similar in your
!    code, feel free to borrow those code snippets.
  
  TODO
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  2) Remove dependence on $_SESSION superglobal since not all application may
     use it.
+ 3) Branch and port to PHP5
  
  KNOWN BUGS
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! This package is considered a release condidate and is unsupported.  Once it is deemed stable
! we will release a supported package.  Until that time, send any bugs, comments or
  questions to Tony Bibbs, tony at geeklog.net.
  
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! This package is considered a final release and is supported.  Send any bugs, comments or
  questions to Tony Bibbs, tony at geeklog.net.
  
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  project and a special shout-out to Jason Sweat who is a regular contributor to Phrame.
  
! At the time of this writing no decision on the future of this project and Phrame has been
! decided.  I am in constant communication with the Phrame developers hoping we can combine 
! what I have built here into some of the Phrame principles that were omitted in this package. 
! By doing so I hope to end up with *the* definitive PHP-MVC package and, at that time, we would
! look at submitting this framework to PEAR.
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  project and a special shout-out to Jason Sweat who is a regular contributor to Phrame.
  
! At one point we had considered combining our efforts but their Phrame project is GPL'd which
! doesn't lend itself for use in proprietary PHP systems. MVCnPHP uses the PHP License which gets
! around this.  For those looking for an MVC implementation be willing to consider both and 
! understand the main differences as it will be an important decision.





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