Hey,
thank you for your last answer. :)
Our PHP Rest Api runs on the hhvm, but we have a little issue. We are using the jms serializer bundle of the symfony2 framework. We can configure this bundle to expose just the data the clients need, but on the hhvm, the serializer exposes all class members including protected, and so on.
Do you know, what this could be?
All the other stuff is working out of the box (oauth, propel, the third party bundles) which is awesome. ;) We have a little issue with memcached too. The current version of lsw/memcacheBundle is not compatible with the ext-memcached extension above 2.2: https://github.com/php-memcached-dev/php-memcached/issues/126 but we can fix this.
;)
Hey,
thank you for your last answer. :)
Our PHP Rest Api runs on the hhvm, but we have a little issue. We are using the jms serializer bundle of the symfony2 framework. We can configure this bundle to expose just the data the clients need, but on the hhvm, the serializer exposes all class members including protected, and so on.
Do you know, what this could be?
All the other stuff is working out of the box (oauth, propel, the third party bundles) which is awesome. ;) We have a little issue with memcached too. The current version of lsw/memcacheBundle is not compatible with the ext-memcached extension above 2.2: https://github.com/php-memcached-dev/php-memcached/issues/126 but we can fix this.
;)