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    <p>I use the following implementation of modules in Zend. It allows you to use "module-specific" configuration.</p> <pre><code>application/config/config.ini ----------------------------- [production] resources.modules[] = </code></pre> <p>By doing this, you're telling Zend_Application that you want to use the Modules Bootstrap Resource plugin. The Modules plugin will load a separate bootsrap class for each of your modules, excluding the default module. Therefore, you need to create a new bootstrap class for your second module.</p> <pre><code>application/modules/news/Bootstrap.php ----------------------------- class News_Bootstrap extends Zend_Application_Module_Bootstrap { //--------------------------------------- // Automatically load our resources // // NOTE: You don't have to add this, its // just and example to show that you // can customize the bootstrap // process just for this module. public function _initModuleResourceAutoloader(){ $this-&gt;getResourceLoader()-&gt;addResourceTypes(array( 'modelResource' =&gt; array( 'path' =&gt; 'models/resources', 'namespace' =&gt; 'Resource' ) )); } } </code></pre> <p>This "News_Bootstrap" class will now be loaded and executed during the bootstrap process.</p> <p>The naming convention for this file is important as the Modules Resource plugin needs to be able to find the class. Note that you <strong>must</strong> name the file Bootstrap.php. </p> <p>Finally, you'll notice that you're subclassing the Zend_Application_Module_Bootstrap rather than Zend_Application_Bootstrap_Bootstrap like you do in the main bootstrap.</p> <p>Now, your module-specific configuration should work:</p> <pre><code>[production] news.resources.db.adapter = "pdo_mysql" news.resources.db.params.host = "localhost" news.resources.db.params.username = "webuser" news.resources.db.params.password = "XXXXXXX" news.resources.db.params.dbname = "news" </code></pre>
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    1. COThank you for your answer. This is the first thing I attempted to do before finding the module specific prefix mentioned in the docs. The above (normal way) will execute all `_init*()` methods in all bootstraps for every module that exists regardless of the active module. I do not want this.
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    2. CODarryl, maybe you can detect what module is active, and set a flag. Then have all _init*() methods in other bootstraps check the flag to determine if code execution should continue or not. Best
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    3. COSomething to keep in mind: I usually re-use models, and resources throughout my modules. For example, I may have a "news" module which allows my PR and Marketing team to add/edit articles via CMS. Say I wanted to display those articles on our home page, I would re-use a model or resource from the news module in the default module. For this to work, I would need the Bootstrap process to execute all _init*() methods. Best
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