I can guess that this might sound obvious for some people out there, but i would like to know wether a Framework wich has no complex folder-structure can be used within CakePHP.
A:
I'm guessing so - you probably just need to put the Prado stuff (which I'm completely unfamiliar with, by the way) in the /app/webroot
directory of your Cake site.
inkedmn
2009-10-28 16:28:29
+1
A:
Not sure why you'd want to mix two frameworks with separate rules together, you should look up CakePHP Vendors: http://book.cakephp.org/view/538/Loading-Vendor-Files
This allows you to load any framework / library / class etc you wish because Cake doesn't assume a thing about your vendors, allowing you to load them in how you need (with say... a custom component for example)
Stephen Speakman
2009-10-29 10:53:28