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Zend Server Framework
=====================

[](#zend-server-framework)

Introduction
------------

[](#introduction)

The main goal of this framework is to provide a simple way to manage Zend Server instances through PHP applications.

Create a Server Instance
------------------------

[](#create-a-server-instance)

At first you should have install a Zend Server somewhere in a place available through http connections. Lets say that the Zend Server you want to instanciate in your PHP application is setted on . To create your PHP Zend Server instance you just have to :

```
$zendServer = new ZendPattern\Zsf\Server\ZendServer();

```

### Configure Zend Server instance

[](#configure-zend-server-instance)

#### Use configuration array

[](#use-configuration-array)

To set most of Zend Server parameters use a configuration array

```
$configugration =  array(
	'version' => '7.0.0',
	'edition' => 'ENTERPRISE',
	'uriPath' => 'http://www.myzendserver.dev:10081/',
	'apiPath' => 'ZendServer/Api',
	'apiKeys' => array(
		'admin' => '123896589...',
		'anykey' => '14596875...',
	),
);

```

And use a configurator to set your Zend Server up :

```
$configurator = new ZendPattern\Zsf\Server\Configurator();
$configurator->configure($server,$configuration);

```

#### use auto-discovering

[](#use-auto-discovering)

Zend Server is capabale of autodiscovering itself. All what you need to know is server URL and an API key :

```
$zendserver = new ZendPattern\Zsf\Server\ZendServer();
$zendserver->addFeature(new ZendPattern\Zsf\Feature\ZendServer6\AutoDiscover());
$zendserver->setUriPath('http://www.myzendserver.dev:10081/');
$zendserver->autoDiscover('admin','1235974896...');

```

Now your Zend Server is completly setted up.

About Zend Server features
--------------------------

[](#about-zend-server-features)

All Zend Server functionallities are implented has plugins called "features". When you create a new Zend Server it has no feature installed and cannot do anything. To start adding feature simply use :

```
$feature = new ZendPattern\Zsf\Feature\ZendServer6\AutoDiscover();
$zendserver->addFeature($feature);

```

Zend Server framework is provided with some build-in features :

### apiCall ($serviceName, $serviceParams, $apiKeyName, $httpClient)

[](#apicall-servicename-serviceparams-apikeyname-httpclient)

This feature is the one responsible of calling a web API service on Zend Server. By example we can call "getSystemInfo" service :

```
$apiCallFeature = new ZendPattern\Zsf\Api\ApiCall();
$zendserver->addFeature($apiCallFeature);
$systemInfo = $zendserver->apicall('getSystemInfo');
$xmlData = $systemInfo->getXmlContent();
echo (string)$xmlData->responseData->systemInfo->edition;

```

The code above will result in `7.0.0`.

The feature parameters are :

- $serviceName : name of called service
- $serviceParams : array of service parameter corresponding to GET or POST parameters you need to run the API call.
- $apiKeyName : name of the API key to use.If none provides, will use 'admin' key.
- $httpClient : a custom HTTP client.

Another example with "deployApplication" service :

```
$zendServer->apiCall(
	'applicationDeploy',
	array(
		'appPackage' => 'phpMyAdmin-4.0.5.4.zpk',
		'baseUrl' => 'http://phpmyadmin.myzendserver.dev',
	)
);

```

### AutoDiscoverApiKeys

[](#autodiscoverapikeys)

### AutoDiscover

[](#autodiscover)

### Create you own features.

[](#create-you-own-features)

The best usage of feature is that you can add any feature you want on your Zend Server.

###  Health Score

19

—

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Maintenance20

Infrequent updates — may be unmaintained

Popularity3

Limited adoption so far

Community6

Small or concentrated contributor base

Maturity41

Maturing project, gaining track record

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