Default Modular Structure Structure for Zend Framework Application

Question

I know the default directory structure for the modular Zend Framework applications that are in the manual.

/application
  /controllers
  /modules
    /admin
      /controllers
      /views
  /views
  /configs
/www
  index.php

But I wonder why I should do it this way. It really is sux to have a default module in / application and other modules in / application / modules /: moduleName. This is more a debatable question than a question of help.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of such a directory structure:

/application
  /modules
    /admin
      /controllers
      /views
    /default
      /controllers
      /views
  /configs
/www
  index.php

From my point of view, the only drawback is that it was not written this way by default / in manual mode. I do not see another. Am I missing something?

Moreover - I think this structure should be the default structure for any new ZF application. And I wonder why the Zend developers don't use it.

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$front->addControllerDirectory('/path/to/application/controllers', 'default');
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You can find the topic on the Zend forum here: http://forums.zend.com/viewtopic.php?f=69&t=2394&start=0

I hope that they will give an answer to this, otherwise I will publish it here.

Answer 5

Here you can find the architecture you need: http://www.osebboy.com/blog/zend-framework-modules/