Zend Framework

• Type: Bug
• Status: Resolved
• Priority: Major
• Resolution: Fixed
• Affects Version/s: None
• Fix Version/s: 1.6.1
• Component/s: Zend_Cache
• Labels:

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Zend_Cache::factory() normalizes $frontend and $backend when $customFrontendNaming and/or $customBackendNaming is false by using Zend_Cache::_normalizeName().
Therefore to use custom namespaced front- and/or backends you have to pass true to those parameters respectively (logical because that's the reason for both parameters - to allow for custom back- or frontends).
Later on in the factory() method there is a

if ($customFrontendNaming) {
    // we use this boolean to avoid an API break
    $frontendClass = 'Zend_Cache_Frontend_' . $frontend;
} else {
    $frontendClass = $frontend;
}

for frontends and a

if ($customBackendNaming) {
    // we use this boolean to avoid an API break
    $backendClass = 'Zend_Cache_Backend_' . $backend;
} else {
    $backendClass = $backend;
}

for backends.
The if-conditions in line 105 and line 131 must be negated to read:

if (!$customFrontendNaming) {
    // we use this boolean to avoid an API break
    $frontendClass = 'Zend_Cache_Frontend_' . $frontend;
} else {
    $frontendClass = $frontend;
}

and

if (!$customBackendNaming) {
    // we use this boolean to avoid an API break
    $backendClass = 'Zend_Cache_Backend_' . $backend;
} else {
    $backendClass = $backend;
}

for custom naming to work.

• Assignee:

  Fabien MARTY

  Reporter:

  Stefan Gehrig

• Created:

  11/Aug/08 8:57 AM

  Updated:

  12/Aug/08 8:32 AM

  Resolved:

  12/Aug/08 8:32 AM