Comments for sunhwan http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan Just another wp.omeeza.com weblog Fri, 30 Jul 2010 00:53:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.5 Comment on ffmpeg tips by BrazilianBoy http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/07/ffmpeg-tips/#comment-83 BrazilianBoy Sat, 03 Nov 2007 20:11:17 +0000 http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/07/ffmpeg-tips/#comment-83 <p>Dude.. where can i found the ffmpeg.exe with suport at -vframe parameter ?...</p> <p>if possible, can you send it to me ?.... i am running M$ XP</p> <p>thank for your suport.</p> <p>Hugs</p> Dude.. where can i found the ffmpeg.exe with suport at -vframe parameter ?…

if possible, can you send it to me ?…. i am running M$ XP

thank for your suport.

Hugs

]]> Comment on Installing Symfony in Mac with MAMP by Simon Plenderleith http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/12/installing-symfony-in-mac-with-xampp/#comment-57 Simon Plenderleith Sat, 20 Oct 2007 10:25:55 +0000 http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/12/installing-symfony-in-mac-with-xampp/#comment-57 <p>Thanks for that, helped me get things sorted with Symfony CLI :D</p> Thanks for that, helped me get things sorted with Symfony CLI :D

]]> Comment on Installing Symfony in Mac with MAMP by Wahoo http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/12/installing-symfony-in-mac-with-xampp/#comment-37 Wahoo Sat, 06 Oct 2007 15:28:35 +0000 http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/12/installing-symfony-in-mac-with-xampp/#comment-37 <p>Thank you for sharing!</p> Thank you for sharing!

]]> Comment on Accessing Database in Unit Test with sfDoctrine by Kaizenlog » Database 30/07/2007 http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/30/accessing-database-in-unit-test-with-sfdoctrine/#comment-31 Kaizenlog » Database 30/07/2007 Fri, 28 Sep 2007 03:15:20 +0000 http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/30/accessing-database-in-unit-test-with-sfdoctrine/#comment-31 <p>[...] Accessing Database in Unit Test with sfDoctrine By sunhwan After made autoloading sfDoctrine available last week, I was thinking accessing database or pretending it (for test purpose) is surely easy. However, it wasn’t easy at all. So, here is the record of my struggle and, hopefully, … sunhwan - http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan [...]</p> […] Accessing Database in Unit Test with sfDoctrine By sunhwan After made autoloading sfDoctrine available last week, I was thinking accessing database or pretending it (for test purpose) is surely easy. However, it wasn’t easy at all. So, here is the record of my struggle and, hopefully, … sunhwan - http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan […]

]]> Comment on Accessing Database in Unit Test with sfDoctrine by Jonathan Ding http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/30/accessing-database-in-unit-test-with-sfdoctrine/#comment-29 Jonathan Ding Thu, 27 Sep 2007 05:57:17 +0000 http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/30/accessing-database-in-unit-test-with-sfdoctrine/#comment-29 <p>Your article looks good. And I find the solution you want, as below. The major idea is that you should initialize the sfContext to get all dynamic stuff get created, while simple include the config.php to get all static settings correct.</p> <p>== the code == require_once(dirname(<strong>FILE</strong>).'/../bootstrap/unit.php');</p> <p>define('SF_ROOT_DIR', realpath(dirname(<strong>FILE</strong>).'/..')); define('SF_APP', 'frontend');</p> <p>// load the compiled Doctrine library require_once(SF_ROOT_DIR.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'lib'.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'Doctrine.compiled.php');</p> <p>// it will configure the system, including autoload require_once(SF_ROOT_DIR.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'apps'.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.SF_APP.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'config'.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.'config.php');</p> <p>// This initializes the context, it will initialize the database for you sfContext::getInstance();</p> <p>$t = new lime_test(1, new lime_output_color()) // your tests ...</p> Your article looks good. And I find the solution you want, as below. The major idea is that you should initialize the sfContext to get all dynamic stuff get created, while simple include the config.php to get all static settings correct.

== the code == require_once(dirname(FILE).’/../bootstrap/unit.php’);

define(’SF_ROOT_DIR’, realpath(dirname(FILE).’/..’)); define(’SF_APP’, ‘frontend’);

// load the compiled Doctrine library require_once(SF_ROOT_DIR.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.’lib’.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.’Doctrine.compiled.php’);

// it will configure the system, including autoload require_once(SF_ROOT_DIR.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.’apps’.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.SF_APP.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.’config’.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR.’config.php’);

// This initializes the context, it will initialize the database for you sfContext::getInstance();

$t = new lime_test(1, new lime_output_color()) // your tests …

]]> Comment on Accessing Database in Unit Test with sfDoctrine by Jonathan Ding http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/30/accessing-database-in-unit-test-with-sfdoctrine/#comment-28 Jonathan Ding Thu, 27 Sep 2007 05:56:12 +0000 http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/30/accessing-database-in-unit-test-with-sfdoctrine/#comment-28 <p>Your article looks good. And I find the solution you want, as below. The major idea is that you should initialize the sfContext to get all dynamic stuff get created, while simple include the config.php to get all static settings correct.</p> Your article looks good. And I find the solution you want, as below. The major idea is that you should initialize the sfContext to get all dynamic stuff get created, while simple include the config.php to get all static settings correct.

]]> Comment on Installing Symfony in Mac with MAMP by Instalando Symfony en Mac OSX http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/12/installing-symfony-in-mac-with-xampp/#comment-24 Instalando Symfony en Mac OSX Mon, 24 Sep 2007 19:12:46 +0000 http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/12/installing-symfony-in-mac-with-xampp/#comment-24 <p>[...] problema viene con Symfony. Intenté instalarlo tal como lo describen en esta web, pero, primero por mi inexperiencia con Mac, y después por diferentes errores enlazando [...]</p> […] problema viene con Symfony. Intenté instalarlo tal como lo describen en esta web, pero, primero por mi inexperiencia con Mac, y después por diferentes errores enlazando […]

]]> Comment on Installing Symfony in Mac with MAMP by sunhwan http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/12/installing-symfony-in-mac-with-xampp/#comment-5 sunhwan Tue, 28 Aug 2007 15:41:35 +0000 http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/12/installing-symfony-in-mac-with-xampp/#comment-5 <p>Thanks, Andy. You are right. I've changed the typo. Thanks again.</p> Thanks, Andy. You are right. I’ve changed the typo. Thanks again.

]]> Comment on Installing Symfony in Mac with MAMP by Andy http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/12/installing-symfony-in-mac-with-xampp/#comment-4 Andy Mon, 27 Aug 2007 07:32:02 +0000 http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/12/installing-symfony-in-mac-with-xampp/#comment-4 <p>"Edit apache configuration file at /Applications/MAMP/conf/httpd.conf"</p> <p>For me I had to use /Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/httpd.conf</p> <p>Not sure if anybody else has that change as well.</p> “Edit apache configuration file at /Applications/MAMP/conf/httpd.conf”

For me I had to use /Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/httpd.conf

Not sure if anybody else has that change as well.

]]> Comment on Autoloading sfDoctrin in Symfony Testing Framework by sunhwan » Accessing Database in Unit Test with sfDoctrine http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/18/testing-a-doctrine-model-in-symfony/#comment-3 sunhwan » Accessing Database in Unit Test with sfDoctrine Sun, 29 Jul 2007 15:00:12 +0000 http://wp.omeeza.com/sunhwan/2007/07/18/testing-a-doctrine-model-in-symfony/#comment-3 <p>[...] After made autoloading sfDoctrine available last week, I was thinking accessing database or pretending it (for test purpose) is surely easy. However, it [...]</p> […] After made autoloading sfDoctrine available last week, I was thinking accessing database or pretending it (for test purpose) is surely easy. However, it […]

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