{170} - 5 Built-in Components
{8852} - 5 Core Components
CakePHP has a number of built-in components. They provide out of the box functionality for several commonly used tasks.
| Acl | The Acl component provides an easy to use interface for database and ini based access control lists. |
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| Auth | The auth component provides an easy to use authentication system using a variety of authentication processes, such as controller callbacks, Acl, or Object callbacks. |
| Cookie | The cookie component behaves in a similar fashion to the SessionComponent in that it provides a wrapper for PHP's native cookie support. |
| An interface that can be used to send emails using one of several mail transfer agents including php's mail() and smtp. | |
| RequestHandler | The request handler allows you to introspect further into the requests your visitors and inform your application about the content types and requested information. |
| Security | The security component allows you to set tighter security and use and manage HTTP authentication. |
| Session | The session component provides a storage independent wrapper to PHP's sessions. |
To learn more about each component see the menu on the left, or learn more about creating your own components.
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| - | <title>Core Components</title> <p>CakePHP has a number of built-in components. They provide out of the box functionality for several commonly used tasks.</p> <table> <tr> <th> <a href="/view/171/Access-Control-Lists">Acl</a> </th> <td>The Acl component provides an easy to use interface for database and ini based access control lists.</td> </tr> <tr> <th> <a href="/view/172/Authentication">Auth</a> </th> <td>The auth component provides an easy to use authentication system using a variety of authentication processes, such as controller callbacks, Acl, or Object callbacks.</td> </tr> <tr> <th> <a href="/view/177/Cookies">Cookie</a> </th> <td>The cookie component behaves in a similar fashion to the SessionComponent in that it provides a wrapper for PHP's native cookie support.</td> </tr> <tr> <th> <a href="/view/176/Email">Email</a> </th> <td>An interface that can be used to send emails using one of several mail transfer agents including php's mail() and smtp.</td> </tr> <tr> <th> <a href="/view/174/Request-Handling">RequestHandler</a> </th> <td>The request handler allows you to introspect further into the requests your visitors and inform your application about the content types and requested information.</td> </tr> <tr> <th> <a href="/view/175/Security-Component">Security</a> </th> <td>The security component allows you to set tighter security and use and manage HTTP authentication.</td> </tr> <tr> <th> <a href="/view/173/Sessions">Session</a> </th> <td>The session component provides a storage independent wrapper to PHP's sessions.</td> </tr> </table> <p>To learn more about each component see the menu on the left, or learn more about <a href="/view/62/components">creating your own components</a>.</p> |
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