[Christine Fürst]

HOI. recess developers,

Is there anyone who knows a guide for integration of vendor code (libraries) such as Zend or Swift mailer with Recess.

The book of recess chapter 14 does not tell yet.

http://www.recessfra.../html/ch14.html

I would like to know the most convenient way to do this.

Should I put Zend and Swift mailer into the plugins directory?

Let me know if you know.

Thanks a lot already.

I'm looking forward to your reply.

Cheers, Stinie

[beline]

I have plugged PHPMailer 5.0.0 if your interested...

[beline]

Here it is. PHPMailer plugged for Recess. To use it simply extract it and put the contents into the plug-ins folder (meaning, the folder thebeline), and include it in the application class. Here is an example:

<?php
Library::import('recess.framework.Application');
Library::import('thebeline.PHPMailer.PHPMailerPlugin');  // Here

class ExampleApplication extends Application {
    public function __construct() {
        
        $this->name = 'Example Application';
        
        $this->viewsDir = $_ENV['dir.apps'] . 'exampleapp/views/';
        
        $this->assetUrl = $_ENV['url.assetbase'] . 'apps/exampleapp/public/';
        
        $this->modelsPrefix = 'exampleapp.models.';
        
        $this->controllersPrefix = 'exampleapp.controllers.';
        
        $this->routingPrefix = 'exampleapp/';
        
        $this->plugins = array(new PHPMailerPlugin());  // And here
        
    }
}
?>

And use it just like you normally would.

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[Christine Fürst]

beline, on 08 December 2009 - 07:55 PM, said:

I have plugged PHPMailer 5.0.0 if your interested...

HOI. Beline,

Thanks a lot. I'll have look at it right now.

Stinie

[Christine Fürst]

beline, on 08 December 2009 - 08:35 PM, said:

Here it is. PHPMailer plugged for Recess. To use it simply extract it and put the contents into the plug-ins folder (meaning, the folder thebeline), and include it in the application class. Here is an example:

<?php
Library::import('recess.framework.Application');
Library::import('thebeline.PHPMailer.PHPMailerPlugin');  // Here

class ExampleApplication extends Application {
    public function __construct() {
        
        $this->name = 'Example Application';
        
        $this->viewsDir = $_ENV['dir.apps'] . 'exampleapp/views/';
        
        $this->assetUrl = $_ENV['url.assetbase'] . 'apps/exampleapp/public/';
        
        $this->modelsPrefix = 'exampleapp.models.';
        
        $this->controllersPrefix = 'exampleapp.controllers.';
        
        $this->routingPrefix = 'exampleapp/';
        
        $this->plugins = array(new PHPMailerPlugin());  // And here
        
    }
}
?>

And use it just like you normally would.

HOI. beline,

Thanks al lot for sharing!

I'll use your plugin in the meantime.

I'll try to learn from it.


Cheers, Stinie

[KevBurnsJr]

Hey beline, this is great.

You should throw it on github.

I've been using the naming convention recess-plugin_[plugin-name] for Recess plugin repositories.

[Tamas Jozsa]

beline, on 08 December 2009 - 08:35 PM, said:

Here it is. PHPMailer plugged for Recess. To use it simply extract it and put the contents into the plug-ins folder (meaning, the folder thebeline), and include it in the application class. Here is an example:

<?php
Library::import('recess.framework.Application');
Library::import('thebeline.PHPMailer.PHPMailerPlugin');  // Here

class ExampleApplication extends Application {
    public function __construct() {
        
        $this->name = 'Example Application';
        
        $this->viewsDir = $_ENV['dir.apps'] . 'exampleapp/views/';
        
        $this->assetUrl = $_ENV['url.assetbase'] . 'apps/exampleapp/public/';
        
        $this->modelsPrefix = 'exampleapp.models.';
        
        $this->controllersPrefix = 'exampleapp.controllers.';
        
        $this->routingPrefix = 'exampleapp/';
        
        $this->plugins = array(new PHPMailerPlugin());  // And here
        
    }
}
?>

And use it just like you normally would.

Hi,

Thanks for sharing.

But am missing an important point. How to use a plugin in Recess? I have the plugin up in the directory, and also added the needed stuf to the application class.

But have no clue how to import it into the controller class. If I just try:

        /** !Route GET, send */
	function send(){
		//send test email
		$mailer = new PHPMailer();
		// Set the subject
		$mailer->Subject = 'This is a test';

		// Body
		$mailer->Body = 'This is a test of my mail system!';

		// Add an address to send to.
		$mailer->AddAddress('my@email.com', 'Name Name');

		if(!$mailer->Send())
		{
			echo 'There was a problem sending this mail!';
		}
		else
		{
			echo 'Mail sent!';
		}

	}

I get a Recess error:

PHPMailer has not been imported.

139:
140:    /** !Route GET, send */
141:    function send(){
142:        //send test email
143:        $mailer = new PHPMailer();
144:        // Set the subject
145:        $mailer->Subject = 'This is a test';
146:
147:        // Body
148:        $mailer->Body = 'This is a test of my mail system!';

May I ask you to help?

Thanks,
Regards,
Tamas

[Christine Fürst]

Thanks for pointing out the usage!

This is valuable to me.

I returned to Recess after trying other frameworks.

Recess feels the most enjoyable.

Hopefully I get better in PHP programming so that I can understand more without tutorials.

Cheers, @stinie