Application Structure

Application Structure

Core Directories

JCORE/[APIS]

JCORE/[CONFIG]

JCORE/[CORE]

JCORE/[PACKAGES]

JCORE/[PLUGINS]

JCORE/[TEMPLATES]

The Layout

the expected install is something along the lines of
/var/www/http/* - your "servable" directory root
/var/www/JCORE - your install directory

But these can be any directory your application server has r/w access to. The subdirectories under JCORE are mapped as constants in the file JCORE/APIS/[api_name]/config.php

    define ("JCORE_BASE_DIR", "/var/www/JCORE/CORE/");
    define ("JCORE_CONFIG_DIR", "/var/www/JCORE/CONFIG/");
    define ("JCORE_PACKAGES_DIR", "/var/www/JCORE/PACKAGES/");
    define ("JCORE_TEMPLATES_DIR", "/var/www/JCORE/TEMPLATES/");
    define ("JCORE_LOG_DIR", "/var/log/httpd/"); 
    define ("JCORE_PLUGINS_DIR", "/var/www/JCORE/PLUGINS/");
    define ("JCORE_PACKAGES_DIR", "/var/www/JCORE/PACKAGES/");

JCORE/[APIS]

contains example API's (SOA, ReST, basic HTTP) as well as the "default_admin_api"
if you want to expose this you can create a symlink under the http directory

JCORE/[CONFIG]

JCORE uses *.ini files for almost all configuration settings. basic settings are are in jcore.ini
the settings for CACHE_SOURCE, DATA and LOG are discussed in those subsections
pay particular attention to connections with MySQL when using multiple data sources

JCORE/[CORE]

the foundation. Authentication/Authorization, Cache (opcode and data), Exception, Localization, LIB (3rd party tools), Load (bootstrap and autoload ) , Package utilities, Templater and Transport layer

JCORE/[PACKAGES]

default directory for packages and some example packages

JCORE/[PLUGINS]

default directory for packages and some example packages

JCORE/[TEMPLATES]

example templates for various file types CSS, HTML, Javascript, PHP and XML
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