This screencast covers the usage of Zend_Acl in combination with Zend_Auth. Zend_Acl will be used to implement a static “Access Control List” in the existing sample application which was created in the Zend_Auth screencast. At the bottom of this page you find the sources and relevant links.

 

 Zend_Acl Quickstart Screencast [30:46m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

• Download sources used in the screencast (without Zend Framework)
• Download Zend Framework
• Zend_Acl Documentation
• Plugins (Zend_Controller) Documentation

Screencast licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 License.

As announced in my last blog post, I’m publishing today the second part of my Zend_Auth/Zend_Acl screencast series covering the usage of Zend_Acl. In this tutorial I’m showing how to build a static “Access Control List” and how to integrate it with the help of a plugin into an existing application.
I’ve used this way of implementing Zend_Acl some month ago on a medium-sized but simple CRUD user interface as a part of a bigger web application. So what I’m showing here is not just theory but capable for small or even medium real life projects. Maybe I will do a third screencast or write a tutorial which shows some advanced stuff like how to dynamically create and modify access control lists with the help of a database and how to cache the whole thing.

For now, enjoy the screencast.

Als Basis für den Screencast wurde das Zend Framework in der Preview-Version des 1.5er Zweiges eingesetzt. Die dort besprochenen Möglichkeiten sollten also mindestens für die Lebenszeit 1.5er Reihe funktionieren.

 

 German Zend_Auth/Zend_Acl Screencast: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

• Sources