Re: [Phrame-devel] Project status

[Tony B. <to...@to...>]

Paul,

I've fallen off the list a bit as I had a deadline to meet so I ran with a 
off-shoot of Phrame.  Regarding your specific question, I do believe Jason 
has modified the code to only load the actions needed to process the 
current request.  I would give Phrame a try, particularly if you are 
interested in a Struts-style MVC implementation.

If you don't mind a bit of a departure from the struts design, drop me a 
note and I can share what I have with you.

--Tony

 On Thu, 1 May 2003, Paul 
Wolstenholme wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I'm beginning a new PHP/Postgres project and discovered phrame as one 
> of the couple existing MVC design frameworks for PHP. I haven't played 
> with the code yet but I had a couple questions.
> 
> I noticed that the CVS repository hasn't been touched for about 4 weeks 
> and activity on the list has died down a bit. Is the project still 
> active?
> 
> I was also wondering if anyone has designed any sites that are under a 
> high load. How does it handle the load?
> 
> I noticed that there was quite a an discussion which seemed to be 
> initiated by Tony Bipps. I was wondering if any the ideas have made it 
> into CVS. For example,
> 
> "I have one major issue with the package, namely all actions currently 
> get loaded into
>   memory even though only one may be needed."
> 
> Has anyone on the list any experience using  PAAS  for authentication 
> (a PHP implementation of JAAS a Java implementation of PAM) developed 
> by another MVC PHP crew at http://amb.sourceforge.net/
> 
> Cheers,
> Paul
> 
> 
> 
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