Bootstrap File
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Getting Started
- Introduction to Connections
- Configuration
- Connections
- Introduction to Models
- Defining Models
- Working with Models
- DQL (Doctrine Query Language)
- Component Overview
- Native SQL
- YAML Schema Files
- Data Validation
- Data Hydrators
- Inheritance
- Behaviors
- Searching
- Hierarchical Data
- Data Fixtures
- Database Abstraction Layer
- Transactions
- Event Listeners
- Caching
- Migrations
- Extensions
- Utilities
- Unit Testing
- Improving Performance
- Technology
- Exceptions and Warnings
- Real World Examples
- Coding Standards
- Home
- Projects
- Object Relational Mapper
- Documentation
- Doctrine ORM for PHP
- Bootstrap File
Bootstrap File
We will use this bootstrap class in later chapters and sections so be sure to create it!
The bootstrap file we have created should now look like the following:
// bootstrap.php
/**
* Bootstrap Doctrine.php, register autoloader specify
* configuration attributes and load models.
*/
require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib/vendor/doctrine/Doctrine.php');
spl_autoload_register(array('Doctrine', 'autoload'));
$manager = Doctrine_Manager::getInstance();
This new bootstrapping file will be referenced several times in this book as it is where we will make changes to our implementation as we learn how to use Doctrine step by step.
The configuration attributes mentioned above are a feature in Doctrine used for configuring and controlling functionality. You will learn more about attributes and how to get/set them in the Configuration chapter.
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