So how do we use memcache on Frapi?

[Louie Miranda]

Just want to ask, so how do we use memcache on Frapi?

Is it as easy as?

$this->cache = new Memcached();

        $this->cache->addServer('127.0.0.1', '11211');

        

$options = array(

              'servers' => array(

                  '127.0.0.1' => 11211

              )

          ); 

        $this->Frapi_Cache_Adapter_Memcached = new Frapi_Cache_Adapter_Memcached($options);

[Trevor Morse]

Hi Louie,

Are you looking to use memcached as the cache for the internal frapi
options or for your own use?

-tm

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[Louie Miranda]

Hi TM,

Correction, memcache.

I tried to add a __construct() on one of the controller so I can access it for all on that class.

function __construct() {

     $options = array(

'servers' => array(

'192.168.100.204' => 11211,

'192.168.100.218' => 11211,

'192.168.100.219' => 11211,

    )

);

$this->memcache = new Frapi_Cache_Adapter_Memcache($options);

$this->memcache->add('testcache', '123gotit');

echo "memcache:".$this->memcache->get('testcache');

}

It worked anyway, but was wondering if you guys could add like an AppController and AppModel, so we could declare everything there for global use.

Regards,

Louie

[Trevor Morse]

Louie,

Could you please create an issue in github for this?

Thanks!

-tm