Scott,
> 1. Is there any documentation for the underlying API? Something like
> JavaDocs?
>
No, but it should be a simple thing to just run phpDocumentor against
the /include/ directory of Eventum, to build a nice Javadoc-like set of
pages.
We might actually do that for our next release of Eventum.
> 2. This may not be an Eventum question but a PHP question,
> not sure. I am a
> Java developer and just starting to get into PHP. So far, PHP
> is similar to
> Java. I want to develope a custom workflow for use with our
> help desk. I
> have looked over the intranet and example workflow classes
> and understand
> whats going on, but, there is code like
> "Notification::notifyIRC($prj_id,
> $irc_message, 0);" that I am trying to figure out. Is
> Notification a class
> and notifyIRC a method of that class? If so, is there
> documentation that
> lists whats available to use?
>
That's correct. The usage of Class_name::method_name() is basically a
static call to the method "method_name" on class "Class_name". Usually
the class names are based on the filename of the PHP scripts that
implement them. So on your case, class Notification is implemented on
file /include/class.notification.php, and so on.
--Joao
