Integrate Zeta Components into your Symfony2 application using the ZetaBundle.

Most of the Zeta Components can be used out of the box with our symfony2 application. However there are some exceptions which need configuration. These components are configured with the Dependency Injection using this bundle:

• Search

Add this bundle to your application's kernel:

// application/ApplicationKernel.php
public function registerBundles()
{
    $bundles = array(
        // ...
        new Bundle\ZetaBundle\ZetaBundle(),
        // ...
    );
}

Open up your src/autoload.php file and add the Zeta Components Autoloader:

require_once "Base/base.php";
spl_autoload_register( array( 'ezcBase', 'autoload' ) );

This tells Syfmony2 where it can locate your ezcBase class. Since ZetaComponents does not yet follow the PSG-0 Naming standards its autoloader has to be attached manually.

See the Zeta Components documentation for more information how to enable autoloading.

If you want to use ezcSearch you have to activate in your Symfony2 application/config/config.yml:

zeta:
  search:
    handler: zeta.search.handler.solr

This sets up a ezcSearch session using Solr at "localhost:8983/solr". You can overwrite the Solr configuration values by setting:

zeta.search:
  handler: zeta.search.handler.solr
  solr:
    host: localhost
    port: 8983
    location: /solr

You can also use the Zend_Search_Lucene component. This requires ZF to be in your include path and bootstrapped by yourself inside Symfony2. A good place for this is probably src/autoload.php.

zeta.search:
  handler: zeta.search.handler.zendlucene
  zendlucene:
    data_dir: /tmp/lucene

The data_dir value is optional, pointing to "/tmp/lucene" by default.

You have to be aware of the following limitations with ezcSearch currently:

• Namespaced classes won't work (yet)
• The Id Property has to be public
• No constructor arguments allowed