Could there appear some problems if I serialize a with Zend_Form created form and does this help much in view of the performance?
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A:
I don't understand your question at all..
Serialization in performance will not help at all. You (or your engine) must deserialize that data anyway.
hsz
2009-12-06 12:36:49
Yes, I must unserialize it later, but is that serialization/unserialization faster than create every time a new Zend_Form-Class?
2009-12-06 12:57:31
If you want to serialize whole Zend_Form object - it's not a fast way.If you have some data you fill out every time, you cat serialize only that data - but if form is clean, it has no sense to serialize anything.
hsz
2009-12-06 13:02:02
Okay, all right.
2009-12-06 13:37:07
A:
If you are concerned about you Zend_Form performance (must be a huge form), then use Zend_Cache and insted of new My_Form_Something() use $cache->load('My_Form_Something'); (see manual for Zend_Cache). But the main performance bottleneck is the form rendering. That can be overcome using Zend_Cache_Frontend_Class I guess...
Tomáš Fejfar
2009-12-06 19:29:38