[FLOW3-general] Question regarding doctrine integration

[Ferdinand Kuhl]

Hi Chris,

just let FLOW3 inject the Docrtine-Entity-Manager for you and you have full 
access to the original doctrine-implementation.
But I have no Idea if this has any sideeffects.

/**
 * @inject
 * @var \Doctrine\Common\Persistence\ObjectManager
 */
protected $entityManager;

Hope this helps,
Ferdinand

Chris Zepernick wrote:

> Hi List,
> 
> guys I got a question, perhaps I have just not found it yet, but as far
> as I can see some methods of the common doctrine entitymanager are
> missing at the moment (flush, close, clear, beginTransaction,
> transactional, commit, rollback,...) is there a way to retreive the
> entitymanger instance within the repository somehow that I currently do
> not see, or a whole other approach ?
> 
> Why do I need this? Well I have to evaluate FLOW3 vs. Symfony2 for a
> middleware we are planing at the moment, and as far as I can see the
> methods mentioned would be very much needed for what we are trying to do
> (authentication [several different ldaps], publishing [migrating complex
> data to simple production data], pushing data to search server,...).
> 
>  From todays point of view I personally would like to take FLOW3 for
> that, because of some nice advantages (AOP, annotation injection,...)
> over Symfony2, although Symfony2 is faster at the moment, for the same
> basic tasks we tested so far.
> 
> But now we are going to test more complex tasks, and for those I need
> those perhaps missing methods, so some help would be nice ;-)
> 
> 
> thanks
> 
> chris