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I am about to implement access control in my ZF2 project. I am checking both RBAC and ACL.
Which one would be best suited over the other? and why?
And which one would be supported well by Zend in the future?
I googled it, but couldn’t get answers.
If you use ZF2 ACL probably you have to do a few other things like put in place firewalls, load ACL configuration and setup rules etc.
I was quite happy with ZF1 ACL but a bit pain was to setup and keep up-to-date resources (in our case model/controller/action).
In ZF2 you should use routes – routeMatch or Controller match. I found quite useful ZfcRbac which is quite similar to RBAC but it does extra few bits.
It might be easier to start there.
ZfcRbac