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Zend_Rest_Route is a route that uses URI to route the module & controller and HTTP request method to route to the action of a Zend_Controller_Action_Rest controller.
Zend_Rest_Controller is an abstract action controller designating the action methods to implement for use with Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Rest. Zend_Rest_PutHandler is a controller plugin to improve PUT body handling - enables controllers to access x-www-form-urlencoded PUT bodies via getParams().
Zend Framework: Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Rest Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
Developer Notes
Matthew Weier O'Phinney - Zend Liaison
1.0 - 23 Feb 2008: Started.
1.0 - 15 May 2008: changed from Route class to full-on Router class.
1.0 - 15 May 2008: changed back to Route class
2.0 - 01 Jan 2009: updated Route class for ZF 1.7 compatibility
2.0 - 30 Jun 2009: development started under ZF-7109 (wiki revision: 46)
Table of Contents
1. Overview
2. References
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Zend_Rest_Route is a route that uses URI to route the module & controller and HTTP request method to route to the action of a Zend_Controller_Action_Rest controller.
Zend_Rest_Controller is an abstract action controller designating the action methods to implement for use with Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Rest. Zend_Rest_PutHandler is a controller plugin to improve PUT body handling - enables controllers to access x-www-form-urlencoded PUT bodies via getParams().
Zend_Rest_Route is a route that uses URI to route the module & controller and HTTP request method to route to the action of a Zend_Controller_Action_Rest controller.
Zend_Rest_Controller is an abstract action controller designating the action methods to implement for use with Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Rest.
Zend_Rest_PutHandler is a controller plugin to improve PUT body handling - enables controllers to access x-www-form-urlencoded PUT bodies via getParams().
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
- This component will operate as a Route class of the Rewrite Router.
- This component will route to Modules and Controllers based on URI tokens.
- This component will route to specific Actions based on HTTP request types.
- This component will support overloaded-POST-based routing for PUT and DELETE request types.
- This component will route to some special Actions based on URI tokens.
- This component will include an abstract Zend_Controller_Action class for implementation reference.
- This component will allow for designating specific REST Modules and/or Controllers
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- Zend_Controller
5. Theory of Operation
A RESTful routing paradigm for Zend_Controller should behave as follows:
|Request method
6. Milestones / Tasks
- Milestone 1: Working prototype checked into the incubator supporting use cases #1
- Milestone 2: Unit tests exist, work, and are checked into SVN.
- Milestone 3: Initial documentation exists.
7. Class Index
- Zend_Rest_Route
- Zend_Rest_Controller
- Zend_Rest_PutHandler
8. Use Cases
9. Class Skeletons
May 15, 2008

I actually started working on this again recently for a project and I ended up writing a Zend_Controller_Router_Rest class instead of a specific Route class. I updated my proposal in the wiki and would appreciate some feedback from you before I announce it to the mailing list. It actually works for me, but I'm sure it could use some cleanup and such ...

Luke, I don't really see anything in there that couldn't be used in the route class instead of a router. While overriding the router you're basically removing support for chaining different types of routing. And you render the URL view helper useless. And that's all. That's what you get by doing it in the router instead of a route class.

If you leave automatic module detection out, you don't even need the dispatcher instance (and router in fact shouldn't be aware of the dispatcher). All you need is the request object which will be passed to route instances in a very near future.

May 15, 2008

yeah, that's the best design, but RESTful routing needs the full request object and it's not currently available to Route classes, as you mentioned. I have this same code in a Route class as well, but it couldn't access the request object, so it's impossible to get the request method in a Route.

I'll just use this Router class in my project for now, but I will change this back into a Route and I think it will just have to wait until the request object is passed into Route instances. please keep me posted on how and when that advances. thanks.

May 15, 2008

Luke, pay attention to this issue:
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-777

As Matthew mentioned it in the last comment, I have a patch that keeps backwards compatibility intact. Basically this means you will just have to implement an additional interface (with setRequest method). And that's it - the request will be available for you on match().

Aug 04, 2008

As I have mentioned before, you now have a Request object passed as a first parameter to match() method on version 2 routes. Just extend abstract class to get this behavior by default.

Aug 04, 2008

cool, thanks! I saw the issue update. is this presently only in trunk? is it slated to go out with next release?

Dec 03, 2008

What is the status of this class? What is the preferred method of implementing a RESTful Web Service?

Dec 04, 2008

I haven't done much with it. But, I have some free time now so maybe I can wrap it up this weekend.

I'll also be submitting another class or two to aid RESTful design. Watch this page for updates.

Jan 01, 2009

I've updated the use-case and class code of this proposal to match Route behavior of ZF 1.7.2. What are next steps for moving it into incubator?

Jan 01, 2009

Mark the proposal as ready for recommendation, and we'll pick it up on our next round of reviews.

Jan 08, 2009

I'm not sure I agree with the URI/request method mappings you outlined under "Theory of Operation". Traditional REST would do the following:

Request Method

The differences are around how get/new/update/delete work. When you POST with an identifier, it acts as an update; without an identifier, it attempts to create a new item.

Otherwise, the proposed solution makes sense.

One other item: It seems like this should include an extension to Zend_Controller_Action – perhaps Zend_Controller_Action_Rest and/or Zend_Controller_Action_Rest_Interface? That would simplify the creation of REST controllers, and ensure that they would work with the route.

Jan 08, 2009

Hmm ... I was going by behavior described in RESTful Web Services by Leonard Richardson & Sam Ruby. The spec seems to support it:

"The fundamental difference between the POST and PUT requests is reflected in the different meaning of the Request-URI. The URI in a POST request identifies the resource that will handle the enclosed entity. That resource might be a data-accepting process, a gateway to some other protocol, or a separate entity that accepts annotations. In contrast, the URI in a PUT request identifies the entity enclosed with the request"
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec9.html#sec9.6

I don't mind changing the names of the action methods, but the reason I have a separate newAction vs. a postAction is to allow the route to choose a controller action that serves a representation that will instruct the user agent how to compose the POST request that creates a new resource - e.g., an HTML form so /product/ratings/new returns an HTML form that POSTs to /product/ratings

The reason I didn't include query params in the URI for over-loaded POSTs is because the request method for over-loaded POST is still POST which means the params will be in the request body, not in the URI like that. It's effectively the same but I think the POST body params are more indicative of what's really happening.

I actually have an abstract Zend_Controller_Action_Rest class as well, but I'm not as sure of it, and I thought I'd submit them as separate proposals so users could use them separately. I wouldn't mind writing a Zend_Controller_Action_Rest_Interface to include with this proposal so we have an idea what the controller implementation should be.

So, if I change:

indexAction => listAction

putAction => updateAction

Add Zend_Controller_Action_Rest_Interface

Think that will be good for this proposal to move forward?

Jan 09, 2009

I was going based on other literature I've read, not the spec. I'm fine with identifying the identity as part of the payload – but make sure it's well documented what the various schemes are. Bonus points if you can make it configurable. <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" /> That said, I really don't like using "new" to indicate a new record and "edit" to grab one to update; that's part of what REST tries to get around. If there is no entity identifier, it's a new record; POST updates the record.

Regarding the query parameters, it was unclear from your table that the _method=(PUT|DELETE) was a part of the payload; I thought it was part of the URI. Putting that in the payload is fine by me.

One last note on URIs: while the default ZF route uses key/value pairs, I really don't think it's necessary to do so with a REST route – and in fact makes the URLs look less clean. Let's go with traditional REST routes, and drop the id/:id in favor of just :id.

As for the action names, I think either index or list would work well for the collection of entities; maybe list could be an alias for index. I also do prefer using updateAction over putAction, as it identifies what's happening semantically.

Finally, regarding the Zend_Controller_Action_Rest class, I think abstract is fine (no need for an interface), and that it should be part of the proposal; it makes for a clean, full solution that users can develop on immediately.

Overall, very nice!

Jan 09, 2009

Re: edit and new ...

I agree that performing stateful operations via URI tokens is RESTless, but in this route's usage, 'edit' and 'new' denote resources/nouns - not operations:

'new' = the form (a resource) for creating a new resource

'edit' = the form (a resource) for editing an existing resource

This is basically to encourage "hypertext as the engine of application state." e.g., GET /resource/new delivers a representation (HTML page) that contains hypertext (<form method="post" action="/resource/">) that drives to another state of the application (creating a new resource). /resource/new DOES NOT perform any stateful operations, and does not respond to any requests other than GET.

With all that said, think it's fine to leave the 'new' and 'edit' actions in there as long as we make it explicit what their purpose is?

I'll work on dropping the key-value pairs for the identifier, but in using this route myself, I've found key-value params pretty useful. e.g., makes it easy to also support flexible identifiers like /name/:name or /modified_since/:timestamp.

I can also add a Zend_Controller_Action_Rest abstract class.

Jan 09, 2009

Aha - I was thinking of this more in terms of an XML/JSON REST service, not in terms of using it for HTML as well. With that in mind, I think it makes sense.

As for the /:id comment – you could think of it like Zend_Controller_Router_Route, where a /* means that anything following is key/value pairs. That would allow for urls like /wiki/SomePage/modified_since/2008-12-02 – which gives you the :id (SomePage) as well as extra key/value resources.

Oct 30, 2010

This is great. If newAction and editAction facilitate collecting user input for postAction and putAction, what about deleteAction? Its the man out. The use case here is confirmation. Maybe 'remove' is necessary. The use case is similar in that its common to show a confirm form with a Zend_Form_Element_Hash to make 'real' sure the user wants to delete the resource at hand. Any thoughts?

Nov 01, 2010

newAction and editAction help enable RESTful HTML clients by leading into postAction and putAction, but there's nothing necessary about them nor about a removeAction.

Having said that, a removeAction could be really helpful for showing clients any and all linked resources that would be affected by a DELETE request.

We can create a ticket to add a removeAction to the abstract Controller and to the route and maybe work on that for Zend_Rest in 2.0

Nov 01, 2010

I think it's a good idea. Also, assuming we get ZF-9823 fix (unable to assemble rest route for new and edit) in there I would be super stoaked <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />.

Jan 09, 2009
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This proposal is accepted for immediate development in the standard incubator. However, there are several changes/issues we would like to see addressed:

Rename to Zend_Rest_Route and Zend_Rest_Controller

Do not inject the dispatcher and request object in the route constructor. Instead, allow for optional injection of the front controller. As the dispatcher and request object could change prior to routing, injecting the front controller (or, if not present, pulling the singleton instance) will allow retrieving the instances as registered at execution time.

The abstract Zend_Rest_Controller should not include the newAction and editAction methods, but the route should still allow for them. The Zend team's feeling is that while these may be useful in REST applications that utilize HTML, the majority of REST applications will likely not utilize them, and the controller should not enforce their existence.

The route should allow each of the following scenarios:

Acting as a fallback route, and route all matched requests as RESTful actions (this is the usage shown already in UC-01)

Allow registering a specific module or array of modules as containing controllers with RESTful actions:
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// Only the module "api":
$restfulRoutes = new Zend_Rest_Route('api', $front);
// The modules "xml" and "json":
$restfulRoutes = new Zend_Rest_Route(array('xml', 'json'), $front);

Allow registering specific module => controller combinations as RESTful controllers:
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// The Service_RestController only:
$restfulRoute = new Zend_Rest_Route(array('service' => array('rest')), $front);
// The controllers: Json_RestController, Service_RestController, and Service_JsonController:
$restfulRoute = new Zend_Rest_Route(
'json' => array('rest'),
'service' => array('rest', 'json'),
We feel that this API would allow for mixing RESTful controllers with other application controllers.

Finally, we have one concern regarding the matching of request method tokens. It cannot be assumed that the request is using a payload in a specific format; the request could be in JSON, XML, YAML, etc. As such, we request that if the matching is format specific, different subclasses be created for each specific format you intend to support (Zend_Rest_Route_Json, Zend_Rest_Route_Xml, etc.).

Jan 09, 2009

We can't put these classes into Zend_Rest. Frankly and simply, Zend_Rest has nothing to do with REST. It's just another XML-RPC implementation that ignores the uniform HTTP interface and other elements of RESTful design and architecture. I've made mention in the mailing lists before that it needs to be re-named and/or merged with Zend_XmlRpc.

REST is a different architectural style. These classes are Zend_Controller classes; they enhance functionality of Zend_Controller to enable REST architectural style and technical design. I'd rather keep them in the Zend_Controller package.

The request matching will never be format-specific, so there's no need for different sub-classes for different formats. In fact, I've used this exact route class really well with Zend_Controller_Action_Helper_ContextSwitch for building REST API that supports HTML, JSON, and XML simultaneously using only separate template files.

The injection of the dispatcher and the request into the constructor are inherited from Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Module. I'll alter this class to accept the front controller in the constructor, but that won't fix the problem in Module.

I'll remove the newAction and editAction from the Controller.

I'll also start work on designating specific module and controllers as RESTful via this route class.

Jan 09, 2009

Our plan is to deprecate Zend_Rest_Server, and potentially Zend_Rest_Client as well. We are well aware that they do not follow RESTful design, and this is one reason we are excited about your proposal, as it follows our desire to offer RESTful offerings. (The current Zend_Rest offerings were written well before we had a proposal process, and did not have sufficient review.)

The reason we would like these classes under Zend_Rest is two-fold. First, for developers looking for REST solutions in Zend Framework, they are unlikely to look in Zend_Controller; placing them under Zend_Rest makes finding them easier. Second, all other protocol and service specific classes in ZF have their own namespace: Zend_XmlRpc, Zend_Soap, Zend_Json, Zend_Dojo (form and view integration), etc – even if they have ties to other components. While your implementation is specific to the MVC, it allows us to group REST related components in a single location; documentation can then indicate how the various subcomponents are used and how they relate to other ZF components.

Thanks for pointing out the dispatcher/request injection in the module route; I'll create an issue to track that. Also, thank you for clarifying that the route is not format specific – this wasn't clear from the proposal, so it's good to know you've already taken care of that.

Jan 11, 2009

Okay, I feel better about that plan to deprecate the existing Zend_Rest classes. I agree it will be nice for users to find all the REST classes in a single place, and I think replacing the current Zend_Rest documentation with a guide on how to use these new RESTful classes will be a huge improvement.

Given that, should this proposal be re-named to Zend_Rest or something more like that? I should also mention that I also use a Controller plugin called 'RestHandler' for better support of PUT requests often used in RESTful HTML clients - i.e., to digest PUT request bodies of type 'x-www-form-urlencoded' and make the params available via $request->getParams(). Should I add this plugin class to the proposal as well?

Jan 11, 2009

No need to rename the proposal; the core of it is basically the same: a route class for RESTful requests.

Yes, do please include the RestHandler plugin; that way we can have a fairly complete REST offering for users. Please update the page to show the API of the plugin, as well as a sample use case.

Feb 10, 2009

Hi, Zend_Rest_Server will be deprecated. Does it mean that there will be some new Zend_Restful_Server/Client? If yes, will the server be consistent with the others soap/amf/xmlrpc server? (the server load a class/method and check the phpdoc)

Feb 10, 2009

No. Zend_Rest_Server currently follows that paradigm (introspection of class to determine method signatures), but that paradigm is not RESTful – it's simply another RPC-style service. This has caused confusion for many developers, and does not serve our users well. If you want to do RPC using XML... use XML-RPC.

Zend_Rest_Client will likely continue to live on. However, for most use cases when querying RESTful architectures, Zend_Http_Client is a better choice, as it gives more fine-grained control over the request headers and body, and in many cases is more intuitive when using RESTful architectures.

Jan 11, 2009

I assume if the route is configured for an entire module, all requests to the module should be routed RESTfully to all controllers in it?

Jan 11, 2009

Correct. The three scenarios we see are:

Route all requests as REST (UC-01) (unless specifically overridden with other routes)

Route all requests to a a given module as REST (i.e., all controllers in that module are REST controllers)

Route specific module/controller pairs as REST.

Jan 11, 2009

Does this solution allows to submit identifier with Umlauts and Slashes?

Example Use Case:

It should be possible to update products with the following identifiers:

ProductId: "Mü/120/abc"

ProductId: "Aß/230/def"

In this Use Case the identifiers contains Slashes as well as Umlauts. Submitting identifiers with slashes (and different character sets) shouldn't lead to misinterpreted parameters.

Jan 12, 2009

I hadn't thought of this but will look at supporting it. I'm not sure how to support both the flexible key-value url param identifiers AND slashes in the identifiers, but I'll give it a try.

Jan 12, 2009

I don't think you can support both use cases. I'd recommend that if you need slashes in your URLs for identifiers that you write logic to convert another character to slashes on the server side (when posted via the REQUEST_URI, that is).

Jan 12, 2009

I've updated the proposal and code to meet the acceptance criteria. Couple of things discussed but not implemented ...

I didn't drop the key-value URI scheme because I have found it easier to implement a flexible 'index' action - i.e., one that accepts an assortment of filtering params like /new_since/:timestamp/changed_since/:timestamp - if each of the params retain names. As I consider this though, I could change the route to pass key-value URI params for the 'index' route only, and all other routes could operate from the /:module/:controller/:identifier scheme. How important is this feature?

I left the putAction as putAction, simply because the route code is getting a little complex already, and also because I think it helps to reinforce users' implementation of the HTTP uniform interface in their controllers. Again I could re-consider this if we think it's very important.

Jan 13, 2009

Also, I need a bit of coaching on my next steps. I think I have svn access, but can I simply check-out the standard incubator repos? How's the best way to set up a test project to use my Zend_Rest stuff from the incubator repos but use Zend_Controller from regular repos?

Feb 02, 2009

Could support for the X-HTTP-Method-Override header be included to supplement the _method parameter for clients that (for whatever reason) offer limited or no support for methods other than GET and POST?

Feb 02, 2009

Sure. I'll include it when I start putting the code into the repos.

Mar 18, 2009

Luke, do you plan to have this ready for 1.8?

Mar 19, 2009

Hopefully. When is 1.8 scheduled?

Jun 22, 2009

Surely I'm a little lost, but I cannot find your proposal at the standard incubator repository. Where it is?

 On the other hand, you said:

As I consider this though, I could change the route to pass key-value URI params for the 'index' route only, and all other routes could operate from the /:module/:controller/:identifier scheme. How important is this feature?

I think this is a very important feature because it will allow a better integration with dojox.data.JsonRestStore

Jun 22, 2009

I'm actually working on getting this code into SVN right now and I'm using a patch from Rafael Dohms to do exactly this.

Thanks for the feedback,

Jul 31, 2009

Zend_Rest_Route::_checkRestfulModule() throw a E_WARNING on modules not declared in the __construct

Quick fix :

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- if ($this->_restfulControllers && array_search($controllerName, $this->_restfulControllers[$moduleName]) !== false)
+ if ($this->_restfulControllers && array_key_exists($moduleName, $this->_restfulControllers) && array_search($controllerName, $this->_restfulControllers[$moduleName]) !== false)
Aug 25, 2009

I don't see this line in the latest code in ZF 1.9.2. I may have already fixed this in the live code. Please use the ZF tracker to submit bugs now that the code is in the core library.

http://framework.zend.com/issues/secure/Dashboard.jspa

Thanks,

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HPS and meters don't tell the whole story, healing is typically a little more nuanced than DPS. =)Actually, everytime i watched recount i wonder why as hard as i try, druid always beats my hps. Lol, made me start a druid to check it out.
Oh and If a druid is healing wrong just like any healer for that matter he will run OOM in about 15 heals.. We are the same as all other healers If you do it wrong you will be bad : ) I have seen shammy heals that run OOM in 2 seconds and i have seen equally geared shammys run with me continually heal and have no mana issues. IT ALL COMES DOWN TO WHAT YOU ARE CASTING AND WHEN!!!!!!!!!
a few things if the protocal or checklist your guild or any guild has for a healer is they show up here on the meters then run for the heals. Did people live? then the healers did thier job. If people have to cover your assingments because u can't or if you lack situational awareness while healing or other factors that determines if your bad.
As for the druid question. Personally i think that druid healing now is gimp to wotlk. I understand they wanted to change healing in general but i feel like they went in the wrong direction with druids. People still raid for them and in some fights prefer them.
My advice screw what people think (this group you were with sound a tad stupid who stands in avoidable damage if it is u know avoidable o_0 ) play what you love and learn it inside and out so you can play it well. Then find a group that respects the skill and knowledge.
Wow is quickly becoming a game (for the most part) where you can bring the player not the class. it isn't quite there but it is close. I was brought on a raid last week cause they needed a third healer and rather have me who knows what he is doing rather then a pug who may have better gear but be a complete idiot.
In the end what "people" or "the community" says usually has very little to do with reality if you understand how to play your class your way.
As a Resto Druid myself, I had noticed that at times my healing felt a little "sluggish" at times. It never became a problem for me though and I have wiped on those fights in Stonecore:heroic also, but it was normally due to a broken CC or dps not interrupting like they should. I have healed battle ground raid groups a lot and no one has said anything derogitory like that normally they tell me i did really good. Since 4.2 patch came out i did notice a big change in my healing effect ( probably due to them changing the effect our mastery spec has on our healing) You shouldn't let it bother you, pug groups are hard to run with anyway, especially since you don't know the people your running withs play style.
Alot of people are moving past the original problem here, that massive AoE in the front of Stonecore. I bet every healer has that horror story of some nub tank not marking and abunch of 'zomg pewpew' dps who don't know/care to know that if you dont CC or interrupt that guy, bad things happen.
The question 'are resto druids broken' has obviously been well covered here. They are obviously not broken, as you see resto druids everywhere you look, but they are sometimes (if not often) not played well, and people's interpretation of seeing 2 or more fail resto druids in heroics might cause them to think they're broken, in the intolerant/impatient way that heroics go these days.
The same could be said about any class, are warriors broken? because they seem to pull threat and die in the first 4 seconds of any trash pull. Well no, those nub warriors are just hitting all their awesome dps cooldowns in the first second of combat and then pointing fingers at the tank from the floor "why didnt you hold threat??" You see this all over, as someone mentioned earlier, people playing bad and blaming it on someone else.
And on top of all that: some people are just stupid. I (also a resto druid) once got votekicked from a group because a Prot Paladin said "healer heal my mana full" and I said "srsly?" and boot.
Bottom line is: people are gonna be mean on the interwebs, super easy to rage from your keyboard. You just make sure your balls are on point, read your theory, play your class, and let nubs be nubs if they're gonna, as long as you're not, you're good.
Edit: found this in the next thread I looked at, to put your mind even further at ease about if resto druids are broken or not, I had me a good lawl here: http://www.tankspot.com/showthread.p...parses-summary
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Well, be careful with information like that.Edit: found this in the next thread I looked at, to put your mind even further at ease about if resto druids are broken or not, I had me a good lawl here: http://www.tankspot.com/showthread.p...parses-summary
One of the great annoyances of Resto druids is that we LOOK really good on meters on pretty much any fight. Partially because of our fast-ticking "Smart AE HoT" sniping a lot of raid damage and our healing cooldown (Tranquility) showing up on meters when no one elses' does. We're not particularly great at "saving the raid" though, which is where it can get a bit frustrating.
Healing isn't like DPS, just topping the meter doesn't always mean much.
I just got my resto druid to 80 and am enjoying the tougher content of Cata for once. My main is a wartank, and having to look at things from a different perspective is AWESOME. As for right now, I don't have mana issues, but I'm only doing regular Cata dungeons. I'm sure it'll change once I get geared enough.
As for us not being great at "saving the raid", we are great at a few other things, we collectively have to play to our strengths, which is pretty much my philosophy for playing any class/role.
Also agreed, I have always said that healing is a team sport. No deaths > 'beating' the other healers on the meter, but you gotta admit... Feels good to be on top yeah? I know those silly Int stacking Paladins (before int and spellpower were the same) weren't missing any opportunities to gloat when they were leading the pack with their "bind every key to Holy Light and mash face against keyboard while screaming 'I AM L33TNESS' and win" tactics, so I'll gohead and take just a little pride that druids are smashin the meter, even if it's only by tranquility and sniping.Healing isn't like DPS, just topping the meter doesn't always mean much.
... and yes, I dislike Holy Paladins. Every one I ever met seems to me to think he/she is a rockstar. /end rant
I've been playing a druid since the end of TBC, they have changed soooooo much since then. But I find that with the mechanics the way they are right now that it's almost as easy as healing was in wrath (there was a point where I was playing peggle through ICC to keep myself entertained, or I was tabbed out for most of the encounters and still came out on top of the healing charts).
Your fine its not your fault at all and no resto druids are amazing raid healers as usual. when people blame you like that, unless it was an easy ass fight to heal, its probably your dps standing in shit or your tank not holding aggro. just reque and say screw it
I have played a Resto druid from the day I created my Character. I have held my own and out healed paladins and others with better gear and I have been able to out heal a priest like it was nothing. This expansion has tested this and I had to make some changes in my rotation and how I evaluate things but I still am usually able to stay on top and make it a challange for others. Druid heals are FAR from being broken. Its just a matter of "Don't Panic!" let it flow.
Not to sound mean or anything but you guys realize that this thread was started at the beginning of Cata right? A lot has changed with the druid class and the game since then.


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Nailia Adigamova
Nailia Adigamova graduated from the Vilnius Ballet School in 2005 and was appointed soloist of the LNOBT that same year. Her roles include Magnolia in "Cipollino", a Swallow in "Doctor Ouchaches", Pas de trois in "Swan Lake", Queen of the dryads in "Don Quixote", A bird of the Neverland in "Peter Pan", Odette and Odile in "Swan Lake", Pas de deux in "Giselle", Lilac Fairy, Princess Florine and Fairy of Tenderness in "The Sleeping Beauty", Pas de trois in "The Shadows" ("La Bayadere"), Snow-white in "Snow-White and the Seven Dwarfs", Columbine in "The Nutcracker", Kiti in "Ana Karenina", Osilde in "Tristan and Isolde".
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She has toured with the LNOBT ballet troupe to Spain and Latvia.
Kipras Chlebinskas
Kipras Chlebinskas graduated from the Ballet Department of the M. K. Čiurlionis' School of Arts and later studied at the Belarusian State Choreographic College. The young soloist worked on probation at the the National Academic Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theatre of the Republic of Belarus, as well as at the National Academic Musical Theatre of the Republic of Belarus.
K. Chlebinskas performed in the choreographic project of LNOBT's ballet dancers "Creative Impulse" and is regularly taking part in the productions of "Baltic Ballet Group". He toured to Italy, Spain, Hungary, Estonia.
His roles include: Espada ("Don Quixote"), Soloist of Spanish dances ("The Nutcracker"), Pas de trois ("Swan Lake"), Pas de quatre ("Coppelia"), Baron ("Tristan and Isolde").
Valerijus Fadejevas
After graduating from the Choreography School in Novosibirsk in 1978, he speant a two-year training period at the Vaganova Russian Ballet Academy in St. Petersburg. He has been soloist of the LNOBT since 1980.
His current repertoire includes: The Bluebird ("The Sleeping Beauty"), Pas de deux ("Giselle"), Jester ("Swan Lake"), Mercutio ("Romeo and Juliet)", Arlequin ("The Nutcracker"), Vanya ("Doctor Ouchaches"), Puck ("A Midsummer Night's Dream"), Cipollino ("Cipollino"), The Birch ("Eglė, Queen of Grass Snakes"), Ballet Coach ("Red Giselle"), Korsunsky ("Anna Karenina"), etc.
He has appeared on tours in Central America, Holland, Germany, the USA, France, Italy, Spain, Greece, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Syria, Kuwait, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Denmark, United Kingdom and elsewhere.
Kristina Gudžiūnaitė
Ms. Kristina Gudžiūnaitė was born in 1989. In 2008 she graduated from the Ballet Department of the M. K. Čiurlionis' School of Arts (teachers B. Tomaševičienė and Jurij Melnikov). In 2008-2009 she also studied at the Ballett-Akademie Heinz Bosl-Stiftung in Munich, Germany (teachers Hans-Joachim Metz, Konstanze Vernon, Kirill Melnikov). To improve her skills further, she participated in intensive dance courses held at the Royal Ballet School Covent Garden (2007) and education programme at the Australian ballet and Syndey opera house.
In 2009-2010 Ms. Gudžiūnaitė was a member of corps de ballet at the Hong Kong Ballet, taking part in such ballets as "Giselle", "Romeo and Juliet", "Nutcracker", "La Bayadere", "Symphony in 3 Movements", Effi ("La Sylphide"), Osilde ("Tristan and Isolde"), Vilisa ("Gisel"), Frasqiita ("Carmen") etc.
Since 2010 she has also been a soloist with the ballet company of the LNOBT. Her roles include Clara's friend, Doll and Clara ("Coppelia"), Blue bird pas de deux and Jewel Variation ("Sleeping Beauty"), Bianca ("Desdemona"), 1st variation in "Shadow Trio" ("La Bayadere"),Pas de troix in "Swan Lake", etc.
In 2008 Ms. Gudžiūnaitė became a semi-finalist in the Prix de Lausanne (Switzerland), she also won the 1st Prize at the International ballet competition in Grasse (France, 2006). She was awarded 1st Prize and Public Favourite Prize at the Stora Daldansen (Sweden), and Young Ballet Talent Prize bestowed by the Australian foundation.
Greta Gylytė
Ms. Gylytė graduated from the M. K. Čiurlionis School of Arts in 2008, having studied with teachers A. Domeikienė, B. Tomaševičienė and J. Vymerytė. In that same year she became a part of the LNOBT's ballet company.
Her roles include: Mirthe ("Giselle"), Queen of Dryads ("Don Quixote"), Swallow ("Donctor Ouchaches"), Countess Cherry ("Cipollino"), The Grand Swan ("Swan Lake"), Pas de quatre ("The Nutcracker"), Fairy of Energy, Jewels ("The Sleeping Beauty"), Gamzatti, Grand pas ("La Bayadere"), Soloist of Jampa ("La Bayadere"), Three Friends ("La Sylphide"), Blanchefleur ("Tristan and Isolde"), Franciska ("The Blue Danube"), Bronislawa ("Čiurlionis") etc.
Together with the LNOBT she has toured to Italy, Hungary and Latvia.
Rūta Juodzevičiūtė
Rūta Juodzevičiūtė graduated from the Ballet Department of the M. K. Čiurlionis Shcool of Arts in 2006 and in that same year was accepted into the ballet company of the LNOBT. Her roles at the theatre include Soloist of Spanish Dances in "The Nutcracker", Jewel in "The Sleeping Beauty", Grand pas in "La Bayadere", Emilia in "Desdemona", Isolde ("Tristan and Isolde"), Maria ("Čiurlionis"), Micaela ("Carmen") and others.
Aleksandras Molodovas
Aleksandras Molodovas graduated from the Almaty State Ballet Academy in 1980 and in that same year also became a member of the LNOBT's ballet company. Together with the LNOBT he has toured to Russia, Japan, USA, Spain, Italy, Poland, the Netherlands, Syria, Sweden, Germany, Africa, Turkey, Greece, Egypt, France and elsewhere.
Mr. Molodovas' roles include: Prince Desire ("The Sleeping Beauty"), Siegfried and Rothbart ("Swan Lake"), James and Madge ("La Sylphide"), Albert ("Giselle"), Franz ("The Blue Danube"), Tybalt ("Romeo and Juliet"), Žilvinas ("Eglė, the Queen of Grass Snakes"), Bazil ("Don Quixote"), Zorba and Jorgos ("Zorba the Greek"), Priest ("The Rite of Spring"), Chekist ("The Red Giselle"), Favourite ("The Russian Hamlet"), Diaghilev ("Diaghilev. Fantasies"), etc.
Jekaterina Romankova
In 2001 - 2006 Jekaterina Romankova studied at the Ballet College in Minsk and also attended seminars held by celebrated ballet teachers from Japan, Ukraine and Russia. She graduated from the Vilnius Ballet School 2008 and since then is a soloist with the LNOBT.
Her roles include Grand pas de quatre and Shadow Trio in "La Bayadere", Fairy of Joy and Nereid in "The Sleeping Beauty", Pas de trois and Swan (corps de ballet) in "Swan Lake", Spirit (corps de ballet) and Giselle's Friend in "Giselle", Dancer in the Dream scene in "Don Quixote", Florine ("The Sleeping Beauty"), Clara's friend and Soloist ("La Sylphide"), Duchess Sorokina ("Anna Karenina"), Countess Cherry ("Cipollino") and others.
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Rasa Taučiūtė
In 1996 Ms. Rasa Taučiūtė graduated from the Ballet Department of the M. K. Čiurlionis School of arts (class of Jolanta Vymerytė) and in the same year became a part of the LNOBT's ballet company. She is participating in the productions by ACH Theatre, creative projects of the LAMT.
Together with the LNOBT she has toured to Italy, Japan, Spain, England, Russia, Poland, Turkey, Slovenia, Germany, Latvia, France and elsewhere.
Her roles include: Street Dancer ("Don Quixote"), Marina ("Zorba the Greek"), Mirthe, Bathilde ("Giselle"), Sylvia ("Venetian Carnival"), Seductress ("The Prodigal Son"), The Sacrificed ("The Rite of Spring"), Mrs. Capuletti ("Romeo and Juliet"), Betsy ("Anna Karenina"), Fortune ("Carmina Burana"), Stepmother ("Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"), Soloist ("Acid City"), Fox ("Doctor Ouchaches"), Soloist of Panadera ("Raymonda"), Soloist of Spanish Dance, the Grand Swan ("Swan Lake"), etc.
Margarita Verigaitė
Ms. Verigaitė graduated from the Ballet Department of the M. K. Čiurlionis' School of Arts in 2004 (teachers L. Navickytė-Ramanauskienė, A. Sarokaitė-Domeikienė) and in that same year was accepted into the ballet company of the LNOBT. In 2009 she graduated from the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre as Dancer-Choreographer. She also participated in various masterclasses held at the M. K. Čiurlionis' School of Arts and LAMT.
Ms. Verigaitė is participating in productions by the ACH Theatre, she was also a part of LAMT's project "Requiem for America". Together with the LNOBT she has toured to Italy, Spain, Estonia, Latvia, Poland.
Her roles include: Marina ("Zorba the Greek"), Street Dancer ("Don Quixote"), Soloist of Indian Dance ("La Bayadere"), Soloist of Spanish Dance ("The Nutcracker"), Fairy ("Cinderella"), Bronislawa ("Čiurlionis"), Mercedes ("Carmen"), etc. Ms. Verigaitė is participating in all ballet productions of the LNOBT.
Igoris Zaripovas
In 1996 Mr. Zaripovas graduated from the Ballet Department of the M. K. Čiurlionis School of Arts and in the same year became a part of the LNOBT's ballet company. In 2004, after receiving a grant by R. Nureyev's Foundation, he worked on probation at the Paris Conservatory. In 2005 and 2006 he participated in Summer Dance Courses organized by the Arts Printing House, in 2008 graduated from the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre as an Actor-Dancer. Mr. Zaripovas is performing principal roles in productions by the Vilnius City Ballet, ACH Theatre, works of contemporary dance by Dovilė Petkūnaitė, Erika Vizbaraitė and Loreta Juodkaitė.
In 2005 he was awarded the Prize of Jurgis Žalkauskas, president of the Australian Association of Ballet, in 2006 - a Prize of Konstantinas Stašys.
Together with the LNOBT he has toured to Turkey, Japan, the Netherlands, Poland, Egypt, Greece, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, USA, Russia and Elswhere.
His roles include: Witch and Dwarf ("Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"), Soloist of Russian Dance ("The Nutcracker"), Arlequin, Friend ("Venetian Carnival"), Puss in Boots ("The Sleeping Beauty"), Dance Couch, Pumpkin ("Cipollino"), Cat, Barmaley ("Doctor Ouchaches"), Sword bearer, Friend ("The Red Giselle"), Toreador ("Carmen"), Grass Snake ("Eglė, Queen of Grass Snakes"), Benvolio ("Romeo and Juliet"), Soloist ("Carmina Burana"), Soloist ("The Falling Leaves"), Baron ("Tristan and Isolde") etc.
Andrius Žužžalkinas
Andrius Žužžalkinas graduated from the National M. K. Čiurlionis School of Arts Ballet Department in 2001 and from Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre (BA in acting) in 2006. Since 1999 he has been a soloist with the LNOBT, also participating in dance productions by Anželika Cholina and Loreta Juodkaitė. He currently participates in all ballet and most opera productions of the theatre.
Main roles at the LNOBT: Jester ("Swan Lake"), Iago and Cassio ("Desdemona"), Kashchei ("Firebird"), Nijinsky ("Diaghilev. Fantasies"), Idol and other roles in "La Bayadère", Pas de deux ("Giselle"), Barmaley ("Doctor Ouchaches"), Man ("The Lost Son"), Cat in Boots and other characters in "The Sleeping Beauty", Prince ("Cinderella"), Satire ("Faust"), performer of Russian dances in "The Nutckracker", Pumpkin ("Chipolino"), Sleepy Dwarf ("Show White and the Seven Dwarfs"), Baron ("Tristan and Isolde"), Moravski ("Čiurlionis"), Don Chose ("Carmen") etc.
In 2008 he won a "Švyturys" Award as the Best Ballet Soloist of the year, in 2009 he also won a special ballet prize of Konstantinas Stašys.
Together with the LNOBT he toured in England, France, Egypt, USA, Greece, Denmark, Poland, Holland, Czech Republic, Denmark, Russia, Ukraine, Italy, Spain, Slovenia, etc.


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Zend_Filter_Newline is a filter which handles conversion between various line termination styles used on different architectures.
Zend Framework: Zend_Filter_Newline Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
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Zend_Filter_Newline is a filter which handles conversion between various line termination styles used on different architectures.
Zend_Filter_Newline is a filter which handles conversion between various line termination styles used on different architectures.
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- Zend_Filter_Interface
- Zend_View_Helper_Newline
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Zend_Filter_Newline is a filter which can change/filter newlines of given strings. It takes also care of unicode line terminators. For simplicity this filter also adds a view helper which makes use of this filter.
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- Milestone 1: [DONE] Proposal finished
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- Milestone 4: Unit tests
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- Milestone 6: Moved to core
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Feb 04, 2009

I would recommend making $style optional in the constructor, defaulted to STYLE_NATIVE.

Apr 18, 2009

Pawel, please tell me if you want to do any further progress with this proposal.

Otherwise I will take it over, change it to conform, get it approved and integrated.

Aug 07, 2009

Thomas, instead of trying to integrate everything you need to the framework, why don't you integrate those things that everyone needs. Don't forget there's a community out there, ask them what they need or if they think this filter is essential to them.

Aug 07, 2009

I don't get the point.

This proposal is done by another person/the community.

So what's the problem when I/the community ask to get this proposal ready for recommendation when I/the community see that there is no progress ?

Aug 07, 2009

I suppose this is a thing that everybody needs/wants.

Besides, Thomas just just as much part of the community as you or I...

Aug 07, 2009

Dolf, saying "I suppose everybody needs this" only makes it worst. It's better if you tell us why you think this proposal is important to you? Not to everyone else.

Aug 07, 2009

The nice thing of the proposal process is that if you feel you miss something in ZF, you can propose this yourself and get it into ZF if (part of) the community feels that such new feature would be appreciated. Having said that, I suppose at least part of the community welcomes a zend_filter_convertnewlines, and therefore it would be a nice addition to ZF.

Though this definitely is not the place for side notes; if you feel I closed an issue where it shouldn't have been, feel free to contact me (not on the wiki). The nice thing of an issue tracker is that people can always reopen issues...

Aug 08, 2009

I am taking over this proposal and rework it to meet actual standards as there were no responses or actions since 4 months.

Jul 28, 2010

How are you planning on supporting all unicode line endings? Do these also get their own constants?

Jul 30, 2010

I am irritated about your question because they already have their own constant:

NEXTLINE is U+0085

LINESEPARATOR is U+2028

and so on...

Aug 03, 2010
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Aug 03, 2010

Recognising HTML breaks as "native line separator" can be problematic in my eyes.

I did not add it intentionally.

Aug 12, 2010

While you may have intentionally not added HTML breaks, simply saying that they are "problematic" is not a good justification. Additionally, for consistency with your StripSpaces proposal, which deals with HTML entities, HTML linebreaks should be included in this proposal.


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Jill FehrenbacherYou've all heard the tired mantras about changing your lightbulbs and recycling at home in order to save the planet - are you yawning yet? Many consumers think that going green is a gesture of self-sacrifice that often comes at great expense and inconvenienceREAD MORE >
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Yuka YonedaImages © Graham King "The shopping cart tree symbolizes both generosity and abundance, as well as acknowledging those less fortunate where their whole world may be housed in a cart. We see shopping carts every day and take them for granted. IndividuallyREAD MORE >
Jill FehrenbacherTIP 1: Wrap Your Home in Insulation - "The More, The Better!" Proper insulation is probably the most important factor you can control in creating an energy-efficient home. I always say insulation is like chocolate, the more you have, the better! On average,READ MORE >
Kestrel JenkinsWhile conjuring up comfort in the home seems like a basic principle, it's a far more complex process for architect & remodeling guru Sarah Susanka, who believes that comfort can significantly influence the sustainability of your personal abode. WithREAD MORE >
Lidija GrozdanicTwo architects, Jos Burger and Wouter Keijzer of BK. Architecten, in charge of the renovation of the old church decided to preserve the atmosphere of the existing place with a spatial intervention that preserves its historical value. The three new floors wereREAD MORE >
Morgana MatusFor centuries, the Dutch have manipulated the landscape to move water away from their dwellings. Instead of battling the elements, Netherlands-based firm Waterstudio just announced plans to construct the world's first floating apartment complex in 2014! TheREAD MORE >
Tamsin Woolley-Barker, PhD.The Biomimicry Manual: What can We Learn About Resilience, Weight Loss, and Kidney Disease from the Grizzly Bear?I'm off to the wilds of Montana this week, doing some in-person, up-close biomimicry research, and I've got my fingers crossed I'll see a grizzly bear. But you know, over there, not over here. With five inch long claws, massive muscular shoulders and forearms,READ MORE >
Bridgette MeinholdINHABITAT: How does the term Colorfast describe your latest show? R Nelson Parrish: The term Colorfast originally is a textile industry term derived at the beginning of the last century. It defines how a color cannot fade, wash out, or be diluted over time,READ MORE >


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