Guia de Referência do Programador

Lista de Exemplos

2.1. Multiple inheritance between Roles

3.1. Modifying the Session Namespace

3.2. Using a Custom Storage Class

3.3. Basic Usage

4.1. Getting a frontend with Zend_Cache::factory()

4.2. Caching output with Zend_Cache output frontend

5.1. Using Zend_Config Per Se

5.2. Using Zend_Config_Ini

5.3. Using Zend_Config_Xml

6.1. Using the Short Syntax

6.2. Using the Long Syntax

6.3. Catching Getopt Exceptions

6.4. Using getOption()

6.5. Using __get() and __isset() magic methods

6.6. Using getRemainingArgs()

6.7. Using addRules()

6.8. Using setHelp()

6.9. Using setAliases()

6.10. Using addArguments() and setArguments()

6.11. Using setOption()

6.12. Using setOptions()

7.1. Setting Options

7.2. Using Defaults

7.3. Using goto()'s _forward() API

7.4. Using route assembly with gotoRout()

7.5. Basic Usage

7.6. Disabling autorender

7.7. Choosing a different view script

7.8. Modifying the registered view

7.9. Changing the path specifications

7.10. Rendering multiple view scripts from a single action

7.11. Standard usage

7.12. Setting a different error handler

7.13. Using accessors

8.1. Setting a default timezone

8.2. Creating the current date

8.3. get() - output a date

8.4. set() - set a date

8.5. add() - adding dates

8.6. compare() - compare dates

8.7. equals() - identify a date or date part

8.8. User-specified input date format

8.9. Operating on Parts of Dates

8.10. Example usage for self-defined ISO formats

8.11. Example usage for self-defined formats with PHP specifier

8.12. Checking dates

8.13. Getting all avaiable cities

8.14. Getting the location for a city

8.15. Calculating sun informations

8.16. Working with timezones

8.17. Multiple timezones

9.1. Using an Adapter constructor

9.2. Using the Adapter factory method

9.3. Passing the case-folding option to the factory

9.4. Passing PDO driver options to the factory

9.5. Handling connection exceptions

9.6. Using fetchAll()

9.7. Using setFetchMode()

9.8. Using fetchAssoc()

9.9. Using fetchCol()

9.10. Using fetchPairs()

9.11. Using fetchRow()

9.12. Using fetchOne()

9.13. Inserting to a table

9.14. Inserting expressions to a table

9.15. Using lastInsertId() for an auto-increment key

9.16. Using lastInsertId() for a sequence

9.17. Using lastSequenceId()

9.18. Updating rows

9.19. Updating rows using an array of expressions

9.20. Deleting rows

9.21. Using quote()

9.22. Using quoteInto()

9.23. Using quoteIdentifier()

9.24. Managing a transaction to ensure consistency

9.25. Closing a database connection

9.26. Running a non-prepared statement in a PDO adapter

9.27. Creating a SQL statement object with query()

9.28. Using a SQL statement constructor

9.29. Executing a statement with positional parameters

9.30. Executing a statement with named parameters

9.31. Using fetch() in a loop

9.32. Using fetchAll()

9.33. Setting the fetch mode

9.34. Using fetchColumn()

9.35. Using fetchObject()

9.36. Example of the database adapter's select() method

9.37. Example of creating a new Select object

9.38. Example of the using methods to add clauses

9.39. Example of the using the fluent interface

9.40. Example of the from() method

9.41. Example of specifying a table correlation name

9.42. Example of specifying a schema name

9.43. Examples of specifying columns

9.44. Examples of specifying columns containing expressions

9.45. Examples of quoting columns in an expression

9.46. Example of the join() method

9.47. Examples of specifying no columns

9.48. Example of the where() method

9.49. Example of a parameter in the where() method

9.50. Example of multiple where() methods

9.51. Example of the orWhere() method

9.52. Example of parenthesizing Boolean expressions

9.53. Example of the group() method

9.54. Example of the having() method

9.55. Example of the order() method

9.56. Example of the limit() method

9.57. Example of the distinct() method

9.58. Example of forUpdate() method

9.59. Example using the Db adapter's query() method

9.60. Example using the Select object's query method

9.61. Example of the __toString() method

9.62. Example of the getPart() method

9.63. Example of the reset() method

9.64. Declaring a table class with explicit table name

9.65. Declaring a table class with implicit table name

9.66. Declaring a table class with schema

9.67. Declaring table and schema names upon instantiation

9.68. Example of specifying the primary key

9.69. Example of overriding the _setupTableName() method

9.70. Example of constructing a Table using an Adapter object

9.71. Example of constructing a Table using a the Default Adapter

9.72. Example of constructing a Table using a Registry key

9.73. Example of inserting to a Table

9.74. Example of inserting expressions to a Table

9.75. Example of declaring a Table with auto-incrementing primary key

9.76. Example of declaring a Table with a sequence

9.77. Example of declaring a Table with a natural key

9.78. Example of updating rows in a Table

9.79. Example of deleting rows from a Table

9.80. Example of finding rows by primary key values

9.81. Example of finding rows by compound primary key values

9.82. Example of finding rows by an expression

9.83. Example of finding rows by an expression

9.84. Example of finding a single row by an expression

9.85. Example of getting the table name

9.86. Using a Default Metadata Cache for all Table Objects

9.87. Using a Metadata Cache for a Specific Table Object

9.88. Example of specifying the Row and Rowset classes

9.89. Example of changing the Row and Rowset classes

9.90. Custom logic to manage timestamps

9.91. Custom method to find bugs by status

9.92. Example of an abstract table class that implements inflection

9.93. Example of fetching a row

9.94. Example of reading a row in a rowset

9.95. Example of reading a column in a row

9.96. Example of using the toArray() method

9.97. Example of changing a column in a row

9.98. Example of creating a new row for a table

9.99. Example of populating a new row for a table

9.100. Example of using setFromArray() to set values in a new Row

9.101. Example of deleting a row

9.102. Example of serializing a row

9.103. Example of unserializing a serialized row

9.104. Example of reactivating a row

9.105. Specifying a custom Row class

9.106. Example of custom logic in a Row class

9.107. Example of a Row class that logs insert data for multiple tables

9.108. Example of defining an inflection transformation

9.109. Example of fetching a rowset

9.110. Counting the Rows in a Rowset

9.111. Reading a Single Row from a Rowset

9.112. Iterating through a Rowset

9.113. Using toArray()

9.114. Serializing a Rowset

9.115. Unserializing a Serialized Rowset

9.116. Reactivating a Rowset as Live Data

9.117. Specifying a custom Rowset class

9.118. Example of Rowset class with a new method

9.119. Fetching a Dependent Rowset

9.120. Fetching a Dependent Rowset By a Specific Rule

9.121. Fetching Dependent Rowsets using the Magic Method

9.122. Fetching the Parent Row

9.123. Fetching a Parent Row By a Specific Rule

9.124. Fetching the Parent Row using the Magic Method

9.125. Fetching a Rowset with the Many-to-many Method

9.126. Fetching a Rowset with the Many-to-many Method By a Specific Rule

9.127. Fetching Rowsets using the Magic Many-to-many Method

9.128. Example of a Cascading Delete

9.129. Example Declaration of Cascading Operations

10.1. Example of dump() method

11.1. Example of catching an exception

12.1. Putting Zend_Feed to Work on RSS Feed Data

12.2. Basic Use of an Atom Feed

12.3. Reading a Single-Entry Atom Feed

12.4. Using the Entry Object Directly for a Single-Entry Atom Feed

12.5. Modifying an Existing Feed Entry

12.6. Creating an Atom Entry with Elements of Custom Namespaces

12.7. Extending the Atom Entry Class with Custom Namespaces

15.1. Instantiating a Zend_Http_Client object

15.2. Preforming a Simple GET Request

15.3. Using Request Methods Other Than GET

15.4. Setting GET Parameters

15.5. Setting POST Parameters

15.6. Forcing RFC 2616 Strict Redirections on 301 and 302 Responses

15.7. Setting Cookies Using setCookie()

15.8. Enabling Cookie Stickiness

15.9. Setting A Single Custom Request Header

15.10. Setting Multiple Custom Request Headers

15.11. Using setFileUpload to Upload Files

15.12. Sending Raw POST Data

15.13. Setting HTTP Authentication User and Password

15.14. Performing consecutive requests with one client

15.15. Changing the HTTPS transport layer

15.16. Using Zend_Http_Client behind a proxy server

15.17. Testing Against a Single HTTP Response Stub

15.18. Testing Against Multiple HTTP Response Stubs

15.19. Creating your own connection adapter

15.20. Instantiating a Zend_Http_Cookie object

15.21. Stringifying a Zend_Http_Cookie object

15.22. Using getter methods with Zend_Http_Cookie

15.23. Matching cookies

15.24. Instantiating a Zend_Http_Response object using the factory method

15.25. Using the isError() method to validate a response

15.26. Using Zend_Http_Response Accessor Methods

15.27. Accessing Response Headers

17.1. Example of loadFile() method

17.2. Example of loadClass() method

17.3. Example of isReadable() method

17.4. Example of registering the autoloader callback method

17.5. Example of registering the autoload callback method from an extended class

18.1. Choosing a specific locale

18.2. Automatically selecting a locale

18.3. Dates default to correct locale of web users

18.4. Overriding default locale selection

18.5. Performance optimization when using a default locale

18.6. Dates default to correct locale of web users

18.7. clone

18.8. Check for equal locales

18.9. Get default locales

18.10. setLocale

18.11. Convenience functions for getTranslation()

18.12. getTranslationList

18.13. Converting country name in one language to another

18.14. All available translations

18.15. All Languages written in their native language

18.16. getQuestion()

18.17. Number normalization

18.18. Number normalization with precision

18.19. Number localization

18.20. Number localization with precision

18.21. Using a self defined number format

18.22. Number testing

18.23. Floating point value normalization

18.24. Floating point value localization

18.25. Floating point value testing

18.26. Integer value normalization

18.27. Integer value localization

18.28. Integer value testing

18.29. Converting numerals from Eastern Arabic scripts to European/Latin scripts

18.30. Converting numerals from Latin script to Eastern Arabic script

18.31. Getting 4 letter CLDR script code using a native-language name of the script

18.32. Normalizing a date

18.33. Normalizing a date by locale

18.34. Normalizing a date with time

18.35. Normalizing a userdefined date

18.36. Automatic correction of input dates

18.37. Date testing

18.38. Normalize an unknown time

18.39. Testing a time

20.1. Simple E-Mail with Zend_Mail

20.2. Sending E-Mail via SMTP

20.3. Sending Multiple Mails per SMTP Connection

20.4. Using Different Transports

20.5. Sending HTML E-Mail

20.6. E-Mail Messages with Attachments

20.7. Changing the MIME Boundary

20.8. Adding E-Mail Message Headers

20.9. Enabling authentication within Zend_Mail_Transport_Smtp

20.10. Enabling a secure connection within Zend_Mail_Transport_Smtp

21.1. Converting measurements

21.2. The meter measurement

21.3. Creation using integer and floating values

21.4. Creation using strings

21.5. Arbitrary text input containing measurements

21.6. Localized string

21.7. Automatic output

21.8. Output a value

21.9. Outputting units

21.10. Convert

21.11. Adding units

21.12. Subtract

21.13. Different measurements

21.14. Identical measurements

21.15. Difference

21.16. Changing a value

21.17. Changing the type

22.1. Using Zend_Memory component

24.1. Create new or load existing PDF document.

24.2. Requesting specified revision of the PDF document.

24.3. Save PDF document.

24.4. PDF document pages management.

24.5. Draw a string on the page.

24.6. Draw a UTF-8-encoded string on the page.

24.7. Create a standard font.

24.8. Create a TrueType font.

24.9. Create a TrueType font, but do not embed it in the PDF document.

24.10. Do not throw an exception for fonts that cannot be embeded.

24.11. Do not compress an embedded font.

24.12. Combining font embedding options.

24.13. Image drawing.

24.14. Zend_Pdf module usage demo.

25.1. Example of set() method

25.2. Example of get() method

25.3. Example of iterating over the registry

25.4. Example of constructing a registry

25.5. Example of initializing the static registry

25.6. Example of array access

25.7. Example of object access

25.8. Example of isRegistered() method

25.9. Example of isset() method

25.10. Example of specifying the static registry's class name

25.11. Example of _unsetInstance() method

26.1. A basic REST request

26.2. Response Status

26.3. Using Technorati's Rest Service

26.4. Example Technorati Response

26.5. Setting Request Arguments

26.6. Basic Zend_Rest_Server Usage - Classes

26.7. Basic Zend_Rest_Server Usage - Functions

26.8. Returning Custom Status

26.9. Return Custom XML

27.1. Analisador de texto customizado.

29.1. isSpam() Usage

29.2. submitSpam() Usage

29.3. submitHam() Usage

29.4. Busca no Amazon usando a API tradicional

29.5. Busca no Amazon usando a Query API

29.6. Selecionando o Amazon Web Service de um país

29.7. Procurando por um ítem específico no Amazon usando ASIN

29.8. Efetuando buscas de ítens no Amazon

29.9. Pesquisando o Amazon usando a Query API Alternativa

29.10. Retrieving User Profile Information

29.11. Retrieving a User's Weekly Artist Chart

29.12. Retrieving Related Artists

29.13. Get all posts

29.14. Accessing post lists

29.15. Post editing

29.16. Method call chaining

29.17. Deleting posts

29.18. Adding a post

29.19. Tags

29.20. Bundles

29.21. Retrieving public data

29.22. Changing the HTTP client of Zend_Rest_Client

29.23. Configuring your HTTP client to keep connections alive

29.24. Simples pesquisa por fotos Flickr

29.25. Localizando um usuário Flickr pelo endereço de E-Mail

29.26. Recuperando Flickr Image Details

29.27. Querying Links

29.28. Modifying Links

29.29. Working With Tags

29.30. Working With Notes

29.31. Retrieving Watchlists

29.32. Pesquisando a Web com o Yahoo!

29.33. Localizando imagens com o Yahoo!

29.34. Finding Local Businesses and Services with Yahoo!

29.35. Searching Yahoo! News

30.1. Counting Page Views

30.2. New Way: Namespaces Avoid Collisions

30.3. Old Way: PHP Session Access

30.4. Session Iteration

30.5. Accessing Session Data

30.6. Starting the Global Session

30.7. Locking Session Namespaces

30.8. Locking Sessions in Views

30.9. Expiration Examples

30.10. Namespaced Sessions for Controllers with Automatic Expiration

30.11. Limiting to Single Instances

30.12. Known problem with arrays

30.13. Workaround: fetch, modify, save

30.14. Workaround: store array containing reference

30.15. Example: Simplified access of authorization ids

30.16. Using PHPUnit to test code written using Zend_Session*

30.17. Using Zend_Config to Configure Zend_Session

30.18. myapp.ini

30.19. Anonymous Sessions and Session Fixation

30.20. Unsetting All Namespaces

31.1. Example of single-language PHP code

31.2. Example of multi-lingual PHP code

31.3. Example TMX file

31.4. Example CSV file

31.5. Example CSV file two

31.6. Using translation options

31.7. Checking if a text is translateable

32.1. Creating a New URI with Zend_Uri::factory()

32.2. Manipulating an Existing URI with Zend_Uri::factory()

32.3. URI Validation with Zend_Uri::check()

32.4. Getting the Scheme from a Zend_Uri_* Object

32.5. Getting the Entire URI from a Zend_Uri_* Object

32.6. Validating a Zend_Uri_* Object

34.1. Example of compareVersion() method

36.1. Uma requisição XML-RPC básica

36.2. Chamando um serviço XML-RPC com indicação de tipo