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Chapter 4: Architecture of an Intranet Application In this example, the first two debug messages ( Name = $name and Email = $email ) will be printed after the This will print before debug messages. nn message. In the next section, we look at how we can incorporate all of these classes to create an abstract PHP application class. Creating an Abstract Application Class The code in Listing 4-4 uses class.DBI.php, class.ErrorHandler.php, and class.Debugger.php to create an abstract PHP application class. Listing 4-4: class.PHPApplication.php * @access public * * Version 1.0.1 */ if (defined( DEBUGGER_LOADED ) && ! empty($DEBUGGER_CLASS)) { include_once $DEBUGGER_CLASS; } //require_once lib.session_handler.php ; class PHPApplication { function PHPApplication($param = null) { global $ON, $OFF, $TEMPLATE_DIR; Continued

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