Zend_Tool and APPLICATION

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I’ve set up my project on a new server getting prepared to go live. With that comes, moving around some files getting things ready. One thing I’m working on it getting the Zend_Tool command line working.

On the server, I’ve configured

APPLICATION_ENV

to be

production

via

.htaccess

Problem

When I run

zf.sh show doctrine

it errors out because it’s trying to use my “development” DB config rather than the “production” one. I’m not sure how to get around this yet.

Solution

Not pretty, but you have to edit the source of the Zend Framework. The file to edit is ZendFramework/library/Zend/Tool/Project/Context/Zf/BootstrapFile.php

Here is the diff for what needs to be changed.

` --- BootstrapFile.php (saved version) +++ (current document) @@ -106,9 +106,11 @@ define(‘APPLICATION_PATH’, $this->_applicationDirectory->getPath()); $applicationOptions = array(); $applicationOptions[‘config’] = $this->_applicationConfigFile->getPath(); +

           $env = getenv('APPLICATION_ENV') ? getenv('APPLICATION_ENV') : 'development';

           $this->_applicationInstance = new Zend_Application(

```
               'development',
```

               $env,
               $applicationOptions
               );
       }

Then you need to add the APPLICATION_ENV environmental variable to your shell.

In OS X, I’ve found this to work:

Insert this at the end of your .bash_profile declare -x APPLICATION_ENV="local"

Now you can declare an environment in application.ini that works for the Zend Tool (and ZFDoctrine in my case).

Zend_Tool and APPLICATION_ENV [SOLVED]

Hold on Cowboy

Problem

Solution