Re: If it is possible, avoid complexity

[Klaus Weiss]

> You have already exposed a lot of architecture features which the project 
> needs!.
> 
> Just one comment: If it is possible, avoid complexity.
> 

I will try it :)

>   For example, it is good the webapp does not need mod_rewrite, being the 
> format of the URL requests similar to the current one. That is to say, the 
> webapp have a site-entry-point directory, and includes libraries from others 
> directories, which are not accessible via HTTP requests.
> 
> What do you think?
> 

Yes mod_rewrite isn't absolutely needed. The webapp can always be
reached through index.php?cntr=foo&action=bar&args=bar2. However we need
something (probably a function within the HTML helper) to describe URLs
easy. So that the webapp itself can decide whether it display URLs like
in mod_rewrite or the standard way.

In each of the files in our MVC branch there is the following method
used to solve the access problem:

define('VISIBLE', true)

this is defined only in index.php all other files (except controller and
model classes) must make this condition:

if(!defined('VISIBLE')) exit();

Controller and Model files don't need this because they should only
contain non-executable class definitions.