As the subject says, really.
Assume I have two apps, namespaced as App_A
and App_B
. App_A
has App_B
imported as a git submodule and then autoloaded via its composer.json
.
When I call App_B\SomeModel->someMethod()
from an App_A
controller, will the model query the database configured in App_B
's config files, or will it inherit the config values from App_A
?
答案 0 :(得分:0)
Short answer: it won't inherit App_B's config files.
Expanded answer: App_A
is loaded with it's config files. You call App_B\SomeModel::someMethod()
from App_A
, App_A's configuration will be used. To have two independent applications with 'knowledge' of each others state you would need to define a communication method between the two such as Message Queues(MQ), HTTP, Sockets, Streams etc etc. You would also never import App_B as a submodule of App_A and vice versa unless you're ok with App_*'s classes being used in the context of the loaded application stack.
Another option is to look at the HMVC or Heirarchical MVC pattern. This could possibly give you a solution to this problem without keeping the applications separate. There was a bundle in Laravel 3 enabling HMVC but I haven't looked into it since then as it (imo) is an anti-pattern. I don't know if one exists for Laravel 4 or 5.