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Agavi 1.0.0 beta 9 released!
Hi everyone,

Agavi 1.0.0 beta 9 is now available for download at http://www.agavi.org/.

This release includes a relatively modest number of changes over 1.0.0 beta 8:
- Testing infrastructure (experimental!) was declared "finished" (it will be changed and improved until at least 1.1)
- Routing callbacks can now return an AgaviResponse from onMatched() and onNotMatched()
- Cache group callbacks need to throw an exception of type AgaviUncacheableException now to prevent caching
- Routing callbacks now have onNotMatched() called by the framework, even if the same callback's onMatched() method returns false
- Several regressions were fixed in the new Routing.
As always, the CHANGELOG has a complete list of all changes.

There is, however, one new feature that I'd like to devote special attention to:

A new API for accessing information about the result of a validation run is now available through AgaviValidationManager::getReport().
It is vastly more convenient and capable of the previous APIs which have been deprecated.

The primary instrument for accessing validation result information are query objects, which you can retrieve using AgaviValidationReport::createQuery().
They have methods for defining query filter rules (byArgument, byValidator, byMinSeverity, byErrorName), which form a fluent interface.
Methods like has(), count() or getErrorMessages() are available to retrieve information from the resulting collection.

This new interface allows you to query *any* kind of result from the validation system in just one (albeit long) line of code, and we're pretty excited about it, because, frankly, the old APIs were a bit of a mess and not very intuitive to use.

Be sure to check out http://trac.agavi.org/ticket/1022 to see some examples on how to use the new interface.

We'll release an RC1 very soon now, so stay tuned, friends!

- David
- 10 Feb 2009, 1:30 pm
David Zülke wrote: > Hi everyone, > > Agavi 1.0.0 beta 9 is now available for download at > http://www.agavi.org/. > > This release includes a relatively modest number of changes over > 1.0.0 beta 8: > - Testing infrastructure (experimental!) was declared "finished" (it > will be changed and improved until at least 1.1) > - Routing callbacks can now return an AgaviResponse from onMatched() > and onNotMatched() > - Cache group callbacks need to throw an exception of type > AgaviUncacheableException now to prevent caching > - Routing callbacks now have onNotMatched() called by the framework, > even if the same callback's onMatched() method returns false > - Several regressions were fixed in the new Routing. > As always, the CHANGELOG has a complete list of all changes. > > There is, however, one new feature that I'd like to devote special > attention to: > > A new API for accessing information about the result of a validation > run is now available through AgaviValidationManager::getReport(). > It is vastly more convenient and capable of the previous APIs which > have been deprecated. > > The primary instrument for accessing validation result information > are query objects, which you can retrieve using > AgaviValidationReport::createQuery(). > They have methods for defining query filter rules (byArgument, > byValidator, byMinSeverity, byErrorName), which form a fluent > interface. > Methods like has(), count() or getErrorMessages() are available to > retrieve information from the resulting collection. > > This new interface allows you to query *any* kind of result from the > validation system in just one (albeit long) line of code, and we're > pretty excited about it, because, frankly, the old APIs were a bit of > a mess and not very intuitive to use. > > Be sure to check out http://trac.agavi.org/ticket/1022 to see some > examples on how to use the new interface. > > We'll release an RC1 very soon now, so stay tuned, friends! > > - David

Agavi PHP Framework

Agavi 1.0.0 beta 9 released!