It really depends on what you are talking about with modules, probably the cake equivalent to what most people are referring to with modules.  Would be the plug in notion.  Where one can have mostly self contained functionality that may be shared among multiple 'applications'  I believe there are some examples to be found in the cakeforge.org site.  And there is some documentation in the release notes as well.  There is also some information in the manual, oddly enough in the section entitled 'Plugins'  http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/21

If this was not what you are talking about let us know how you are thinking about modules and we can help steer you to the CakePHP construct.

There are also
'Helpers'  - common functionality to extend and enhance views
'Components' - common functionality to extend and enhance controllers
and coming soon I think
'Behaviours' - same thing but with models in mind.


Sam D

On 6/8/06, Leandro Ardissone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

great, thanks nate..

and what about of upgradability..
I mean, the creation of quick-to-install modules to upgrade easily once
the server is in production.

bc I see that the structure of Cake doesn't allow modules in an easy
way.. which is your suggestion in this case? elements maybe?


thanks




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