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Welcome to the Zend Framework 2.0.0 Release!
RELEASE INFORMATION
---------------
Zend Framework 2.0.0dev4
THIS RELEASE IS A DEVELOPMENT RELEASE AND NOT INTENDED FOR PRODUCTION USE.
PLEASE USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
NEW FEATURES
------------
This release contains the following:
- Dispatchable interface (Zend\Stdlib\Dispatchable) and related functionality
(Message, Request, and Response interfaces and implementations)
- Rewritten HTTP component
- Rewritten URI component, with better and more extensible support for an
array of different URI schemas, as well as more flexible path and parameter
decomposition and serialization.
- Adds HTTP versions of the Stdlib Request and Response interfaces, along
with full-fledged support for standard HTTP headers
- A rewritten HTTP client that consumes Http\Request objects and produces
Http\Response objects.
- Two additional HTTP client implementations that provide a convenience API
around the base HTTP client. One is static, and allows for simple one-off
requests:
$response = ClientStatic::get($uri);
$response = ClientStatic::post(
$uri,
array('foo' => 'bar'),
array('Content-Type' => ClientStatic::ENC_URENCODED)
);
The other largely mimics the Zend Framework 1.X HTTP client, and proxies
functionality to the Request object when appropriate.
RELEASE INFORMATION
---------------
Zend Framework 2.0.0dev4
THIS RELEASE IS A DEVELOPMENT RELEASE AND NOT INTENDED FOR PRODUCTION USE.
PLEASE USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
NEW FEATURES
------------
This release contains the following:
- Dispatchable interface (Zend\Stdlib\Dispatchable) and related functionality
(Message, Request, and Response interfaces and implementations)
- Rewritten HTTP component
- Rewritten URI component, with better and more extensible support for an
array of different URI schemas, as well as more flexible path and parameter
decomposition and serialization.
- Adds HTTP versions of the Stdlib Request and Response interfaces, along
with full-fledged support for standard HTTP headers
- A rewritten HTTP client that consumes Http\Request objects and produces
Http\Response objects.
- Two additional HTTP client implementations that provide a convenience API
around the base HTTP client. One is static, and allows for simple one-off
requests:
$response = ClientStatic::get($uri);
$response = ClientStatic::post(
$uri,
array('foo' => 'bar'),
array('Content-Type' => ClientStatic::ENC_URENCODED)
);
The other largely mimics the Zend Framework 1.X HTTP client, and proxies
functionality to the Request object when appropriate.
Więcej info można znaleźć na stronie GitHub - Zend Framework